Where can you implement custom data security rules that apply to specific dimension values in FDI?

Where can you implement custom data security rules that apply to specific dimension values in FDI?

• A. In the semantic model extensions available in the FDI console.
• B. In the security page of the FDI Admin Console only.
• C. In Fusion Application's security policy.
• D. In Oracle Identity Cloud Service.

Answer: (A)

In Fusion Data Intelligence, custom data security rules that target specific dimension values are defined where you model the data—the semantic model extensions in the FDI console. The semantic model is the layer that describes dimensions, measures, and how data can be sliced and filtered. By adding data security rules there, you can specify filters that apply to particular dimension values (for example, limiting data to certain product categories or regions). These rules are evaluated as part of the semantic model’s logic, ensuring users only see data for the dimension values they’re permitted to access. Other locations aren’t designed for this kind of per-dimension, value-specific control. The Admin Console security page handles broader admin access, not granular dimension-value restrictions. Fusion Applications security policy and Oracle Identity Cloud Service govern higher-level authentication/authorization and enterprise security, not the intra-model, dimension-level data filters used by FDI.

In Fusion Data Intelligence, custom data security rules that target specific dimension values are defined where you model the data—the semantic model extensions in the FDI console. The semantic model is the layer that describes dimensions, measures, and how data can be sliced and filtered. By adding data security rules there, you can specify filters that apply to particular dimension values (for example, limiting data to certain product categories or regions). These rules are evaluated as part of the semantic model’s logic, ensuring users only see data for the dimension values they’re permitted to access.

Other locations aren’t designed for this kind of per-dimension, value-specific control. The Admin Console security page handles broader admin access, not granular dimension-value restrictions. Fusion Applications security policy and Oracle Identity Cloud Service govern higher-level authentication/authorization and enterprise security, not the intra-model, dimension-level data filters used by FDI.