A. When the Blue Prism connection used by the server is configured to use SQL Native Authentication,
the service log on user does not need any SQL privileges

B. When using Single Sign on for the Blue Prism platform, the service log on user needs permission to
query Active Directory Security Group membership

C. When a Blue Prism Server is configured with a SQL Server database connection that uses SQL Native
Authentication, the service log on user needs SQL dbowner privileges

D. When using Single Sign on for the Blue Prism platform, the service log on user needs to be a Domain
Administrator

E. When a Blue Prism Server is configured with a SQL Server database connection that uses SQL
Windows Authentication, the service log on user needs the minimum permissions on the appropriate
Blue Prism SQL Server database as identified in the documentation

F. When using Blue Prism native authentication for the Blue Prism platform, the service log on user needs
to be a Domain administrator

G. When configured to use a connection mode that uses Transport encryption, the service log on user
needs read-access to the associated certificate's private key