C1000-141 · Question #82
Where can E-Signature Key requirements be set, for example setting the minimum E-Signature key length?
The correct answer is B. the Security Controls action in the Security Groups application. Option B is correct because in enterprise platforms like Workday, the Security Controls action within the Security Groups application is where cryptographic and key policy settings are managed - including requirements for E-Signature key length minimums. This is the appropriate…
Question
Where can E-Signature Key requirements be set, for example setting the minimum E-Signature key length?
Options
- Athe E-Signature settings in the Organization application
- Bthe Security Controls action in the Security Groups application
- Cby configuring API Key settings in the Administration Work Center
- Dthe Password Criteria settings in the Database Configuration application
How the community answered
(23 responses)- A4% (1)
- B78% (18)
- C13% (3)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
Option B is correct because in enterprise platforms like Workday, the Security Controls action within the Security Groups application is where cryptographic and key policy settings are managed - including requirements for E-Signature key length minimums. This is the appropriate location because e-signature key strength is a security enforcement concern, not an organizational or application-level configuration.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (Organization application): E-Signature settings there handle enabling or assigning e-signatures to business processes, not defining cryptographic key strength requirements.
- C (Administration Work Center / API Key settings): API Key settings govern system integration authentication, not e-signature cryptographic policies.
- D (Database Configuration / Password Criteria): Password Criteria controls user password policies (length, complexity), which is a separate domain from e-signature key requirements.
Memory tip: Think "Security Controls = controls security strength." Key length is a security enforcement parameter, so it lives under Security Controls - not in organizational settings, API configs, or password rules. If the question mentions key requirements or strength, look for the security administration path.
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