The Roles hierarchy supports three levels. Which represents the highest role level?

The Micro Focus Identity Manager Roles Based Provisioning Module (RBPM) employs a three-level role hierarchy to abstract and simplify access management. The Business Role is the highest level in this model. It represents a user's specific job function or responsibility within an organization, such as "Accountant" or "Project Manager." Business Roles are assigned directly to users and are composed of one or more Technical Roles, which in turn are composed of low-level Resource Roles. This structure allows administrators to manage access from a business perspective without needing to handle individual technical entitlements.

A. Kaiser Role: This term is not part of the standard Micro Focus RBPM role model; it is an invalid distractor.

C. Resource Role: This is the lowest level in the hierarchy, representing a direct entitlement or permission on a target system.

D. Technical Role: This is the middle level of the hierarchy, which groups related Resource Roles into a logical collection of permissions.

E. Workflow Role: This is not a defined level in the role hierarchy. Workflows are used to manage processes like role requests and approvals.

1. Micro Focus Identity Manager 4.8 Roles Based Provisioning Module User Application: Administration Guide. Section 5.1, "Understanding the Role Model," explicitly details the three-level hierarchy: "The role model consists of three levels of roles: business roles, technical roles, and resource roles... The business role is the highest-level role."

2. Micro Focus Identity Manager 4.8 Concepts Guide. Section 7.3, "Roles-Based Provisioning," describes the model, stating, "A business role represents the function of a user in an organization... A business role contains one or more technical roles." This confirms the Business Role's position at the top of the composition hierarchy.