What does it mean if a security group is classified as constrained?

A security group classified as constrained means that members' target access is limited. In Workday, security groups are used to manage access to sensitive information and various functionalities. A constrained security group imposes restrictions on what members can view or interact with, ensuring that their permissions align with specific job roles or responsibilities. This classification is crucial for maintaining data privacy and compliance within an organization.

The other choices illustrate different concepts that do not pertain to the nature of constrained security groups. Complete access would imply unrestricted permissions rather than limitations. Working remotely is related to the location of the members rather than their access levels. The ability to change policies suggests a higher level of authority and permission, which is also contrary to the limited access associated with constrained groups.