What are the three types of access that can be specified in a security profile?

The three types of access that can be specified in a security profile are indeed classified as own access, view access, and edit access. This classification is designed to define how users interact with data within the system.

Own access allows users to manage and work with their own claims, ensuring that they can see all details pertinent to their contributions while also being able to modify them as necessary. View access restricts users to only seeing the information without the ability to make any changes, which is important in maintaining data integrity and confidentiality for sensitive information. Edit access grants users the permission to modify existing data, which is crucial for situations where updates are required based on new information or corrections.

This structure helps organizations to implement security measures effectively, balancing between necessary access for operational efficiency and safeguarding sensitive data from unauthorized changes or visibility. The other options do not accurately reflect the standard classifications recognized in security profiles for applications like ClaimCenter.