Vanguard Global Tech needs to restrict access to a sensitive custom field, Base_Salary__c, on the Employee__c object so that only two HR Specialists out of fifty HR team members can view and edit it. Additionally, compliance mandates that all users assigned to the Standard HR Profile must be blocked from logging into Salesforce if they are outside the corporate network IP range. Which two administrative actions should the Salesforce Administrator take to satisfy these security requirements? (Choose 2 answers)
- Create a Permission Set granting Read and Edit access for the Base_Salary__c field and assign it exclusively to the two HR Specialists.Answer
- Specify the corporate network IP range in the Login IP Ranges settings of the Standard HR Profile.Answer
- CUse Dynamic Forms component visibility rules on the Employee record page to hide the Base_Salary__c field from unauthorized users.
- DAdd the corporate network IP range to Network Access under Organization-Wide Security Settings.
Answer
The correct administrative actions are creating a Permission Set granting Read and Edit access to the sensitive field for the two HR Specialists, and defining the corporate network IP range under Login IP Ranges on the Standard HR Profile.
Creating a Permission Set allows the administrator to selectively grant Read and Edit Field-Level Security (FLS) to the two HR Specialists without altering the access of other users on the Standard HR Profile. Configuring Login IP Ranges directly on the Standard HR Profile enforces hard restrictions that prevent any user with that profile from logging in outside the designated corporate network IPs.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Profiles control base restrictions (such as Login IP Ranges), while Permission Sets extend additive access (such as Field-Level Security) to subset user groups.
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