Which of the following security groups are Workday-owned (i.e., Workday-assigned)?

The option "Employee As Self" refers to a security group that is specifically created and managed by Workday, meaning it is a Workday-assigned group. This group is intended to give users access to their own data and self-service capabilities within the Workday system, aligning with the principles of user empowerment and data privacy.

Workday-created security groups facilitate specific functions and ensure that users have the appropriate level of access based on their role. The "Employee As Self" group is designed for all employees in the organization, allowing them to perform tasks related to their personal information, such as updating contact details or accessing pay slips.

On the other hand, groups like "HR Administrator," "IT Workers," and "All Employees" are typically configured by the organization based on their own security requirements and roles. They are not Workday-controlled but can be defined by users within the organization to meet their unique operational needs. This distinction is crucial in understanding the difference between Workday-owned security groups and those created by end-users or organizations.