A business capability consists of which of the following to enable the long-term strategy of the business?

Security, enablement, and experience are important aspects or outcomes of business operations, but they are not the foundational, core components that define a business capability itself.

While technology and process are correct, 'expertise' is a human attribute rather than a distinct component alongside people and process that defines a business capability.

'Tools' can be considered a part of technology, and 'experience' is a desired outcome or aspect of a capability, but not one of the three core pillars that collectively constitute a business capability.

A business capability is generally understood in enterprise architecture and business analysis to be composed of 'People, Process, and Technology.' People are the human resources, process defines how work is done, and technology provides the necessary tools and infrastructure, all synergistically working to deliver a specific business function or outcome that enables strategic goals.