Which access settings apply when adding a new user? Select all that apply.

When adding a new user, it's important to consider how their responsibilities and access permissions are structured within the system. Asset Responsibility is a crucial component in this context. This setting defines the specific assets or resources the new user is accountable for, thereby ensuring they have the appropriate level of access to manage those assets effectively. Establishing clear asset responsibility aligns the user's role with the assets they are meant to oversee, promoting accountability and proper access management.

In addition, other settings such as Repositories, Role, and Group also play significant roles in user access management, but they involve different aspects of user permissions and access control. For instance, repositories pertain to data storage solutions, while roles determine the function or level of access (such as admin or viewer) a user has. Groups offer collective permission settings that can streamline management for multiple users but are not as directly correlated to individual asset accountability as asset responsibility is. Understanding these distinctions helps in effectively managing user access and responsibilities in a compliance context.