What does the Customer Central Security Administrator manage?

The role of a Customer Central Security Administrator primarily involves managing access to the system and ensuring that user security protocols are adhered to. This includes overseeing passwords and login reports, which are critical components of security management. By managing passwords, the administrator ensures that user accounts are protected from unauthorized access, thereby maintaining the integrity and confidentiality of sensitive data.

Login reports are also essential as they track user access patterns, helping to identify any potential security breaches or unusual activities. This aspect of monitoring user interactions with the system is vital for responding to security incidents and maintaining an overall secure environment for data handling.

Other roles mentioned, such as managing user settings and preferences, system performance metrics, or conducting training sessions for users, do not fall under the specific purview of the Customer Central Security Administrator. These responsibilities might belong to different roles within an organization, reflecting the diverse range of operational functions within a Workday implementation. Each role is specialized to address particular aspects of system management, and in this instance, security management is the focus of the Customer Central Security Administrator's responsibilities.