Which of the following best describes how to implement custom security in FDI?

• A. Through the Security page in FDI Admin Console
• B. By using Data Augmentation
• C. By using FDI bundles
• D. Through the Security Configurations tab in Semantic Model Extensions

Answer: (D)

Custom security in FDI is applied at the semantic model level by using the Security Configurations in Semantic Model Extensions. This area lets you define access rules, data visibility, and row-level restrictions that travel with the semantic model across dashboards and analyses. You can create specific security configurations, assign them to users or roles, and set filters that enforce who can see which data.

The Security page in the FDI Admin Console is more about general, admin-level security settings rather than fine-grained, model-level controls. Data augmentation focuses on enriching data rather than restricting access, and FDI bundles are about packaging content. So the Security Configurations tab in Semantic Model Extensions is the appropriate place to implement custom security.