Question 1
IntermediatePermissions to Standard Objects, Custom Objects, and Fields · Object-Level Permissions
A multinational financial services firm utilizes Permission Set Groups to manage user access based on job functions. The 'European Sales' group includes permission sets for 'Sales Core', 'GDPR Compliance', and 'Contract Editing'. However, a subset of interns within the European Sales team must not have the ability to delete Contracts, which is currently granted by the 'Contract Editing' permission set included in the group. How should the architect fulfill this requirement using the principle of least privilege without creating excessive new permission sets?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D
Muting Permission Sets are specific to the Permission Set Group they are contained in. You cannot assign a Muting Permission Set directly to a user; it modifies the group itself. Therefore, to have a version of the group without Delete access, you must create a separate Permission Set Group for the interns and apply a Muting Permission Set to that specific group.
