Which term describes a collection of permissions that can be assigned to users within a module?

• A. Security points
• B. Module
• C. Security class
• D. User Record

Answer: (A)

In access control, a set of permissions that can be applied to users within a module is organized as a security class. This bundles the rights a user can have (such as view, edit, delete) into one defined package, so assigning the security class grants all those permissions at once. It’s a convenient way to manage access without granting each permission individually. A module is simply the area where access is defined, a user record is the individual user’s data, and security points isn’t the standard term for a grouped permission set. Therefore, security class is the correct term.