Which domain allows users to run the Activate Pending Security Policy Changes task?

The domain that allows users to run the Activate Pending Security Policy Changes task is the Security Activation domain. This domain is specifically designed to manage and activate changes related to security policies in Workday. When changes are made to security settings, they often go through a pending state before being activated; this task ensures that any updates or modifications to security policies take effect as intended.

The Security Activation domain focuses on the transition from pending to active security changes, making it essential for users tasked with managing security compliance and configuration within Workday. This ensures that security policies are applied correctly and that there is no lapse in security measures.

The other options provide context regarding related security processes and configurations, but they do not specifically handle the activation of pending security policy changes. The Security Configuration domain pertains to defining and adjusting security settings, while the Security Administration domain deals with overall security management tasks. Therefore, they are not directly related to the action of activating security policy changes. The option mentioning all Workday Accounts is too broad and does not accurately pertain to the specific capability associated with activating security policy changes.