Which statement about row-level security is correct?

• A. It Configures Visibility At The Row Level Within A Record Type
• B. It Applies To The Entire Application Only
• C. It Is Not Possible In Appian
• D. It Is Configured In The Interface Only

Answer: (A)

Row-level security controls which individual rows a user can see within a record type by applying rules to the data retrieved for that record. This means visibility is determined at the data layer for each row, so different users may see different subsets of the same dataset based on their role, group, or attributes. That’s why this option is the best description: it specifically mentions configuring visibility at the row level inside a record type. It isn’t something that applies to the entire application, it isn’t impossible in Appian, and it isn’t limited to the interface—the enforcement happens when data is fetched from the data source or record type, not merely in the UI.