What does the security dictionary include?

The security dictionary is a crucial component within Guidewire PolicyCenter, as it encompasses the application permission keys and system permissions. This means it outlines what users or roles can do within the system, which is fundamental for ensuring the security of the application.

Application permission keys serve as identifiers associated with specific actions or resources within the system, allowing various user roles to access or modify data based on predefined permissions. System permissions are broader and pertain to actions related to the application's overall functioning, such as administrative tasks and settings configurations.

In essence, the security dictionary not only organizes permissions effectively but also enables fine-grained access control, ensuring that users are only able to perform tasks that align with their assigned roles. This is vital for maintaining data integrity and protecting sensitive information within the PolicyCenter application.

The other choices focus on aspects that do not relate to security permissions. For instance, user roles alone do not encompass the complete structure of the security dictionary, while HTML pages and integration protocols pertain more to the user interface and system interactions, respectively, rather than user access and permissions management.