To enable a security group to initiate a talent review, two distinct security configurations must be modified. First, the group must be granted permission to perform the initiating action on the Launch Talent Reviews business process security policy. This allows the user to start the process. Second, the group needs permissions to access and manage the underlying talent review data, such as viewing workers and managing the review event itself. This access is controlled by the Talent Review domain security policy. Without both permissions, the user could not successfully launch and manage the event.

B. The Launch Talent Reviews business process security policy: This is insufficient. Granting only business process permission without domain access would prevent the user from viewing or managing the necessary talent data to complete the launch.

C. The Talent Review business process security policy: This is incorrect terminology. "Talent Review" is a functional domain, not a business process. The correct business process for initiating the event is "Launch Talent Reviews."

D. Both the Talent Review business process security policy and the Talent Review domain security policy: This is incorrect because it misidentifies the business process as "Talent Review" instead of the correct "Launch Talent Reviews."

1. Workday Documentation

"Talent and Performance Core Concepts Guide": This guide outlines the fundamental security model for the Talent module. It specifies that initiating actions are controlled by business process security policies

while access to the functional data (e.g.

talent review dashboards

worker profiles for review) is governed by domain security policies. The guide details that the "Launch Talent Reviews" business process and the "Talent Review" domain are the primary policies to configure for this purpose. (Reference Section: "Security for Talent Reviews").

2. Workday Documentation

"Reference: Business Processes for Talent and Performance": This document lists and describes the business processes within the Talent and Performance functional area. It explicitly identifies "Launch Talent Reviews" as the business process for creating and initiating a talent review event and states its security policy must be configured to allow initiators. (Reference: Business Process Definition for "Launch Talent Reviews").

3. Workday Documentation

"Reference: Domains for Talent and Performance": This resource provides a comprehensive list of security domains. It details that the "Talent Review" domain includes policies that grant the ability to view and modify talent review data

which is a prerequisite for any user initiating or managing the review process. (Reference: Domain description for "Talent Review").