What occurs when you activate pending security policy changes?

Activating pending security policy changes involves implementing any outstanding security policies that have been prepared but not yet applied to the system. By doing so, you are effectively activating all the pending security policies that have been defined within the tenant, ensuring that the latest configurations and regulations are enforced.

This process is crucial for maintaining compliance and securing the system as it allows for the integration of updated security measures, which could include new roles, permissions, or restrictions based on the organization’s current needs.

The other options do not accurately describe the activation process. Approving new security roles involves a distinct approval workflow and is not synonymous with activating all pending policies. Likewise, demoting old security policies or rejecting changes are actions that imply moving backward or negating changes rather than activating pending changes, which actively promotes and enforces new security settings. Thus, the focus of the correct option is on the implementation of all the pending security policies rather than any specific approvals or rejections.