Which term is used to describe permissions that apply across the entire Confluence instance (site-wide permissions)?

• A. Content permissions
• B. Space permissions
• C. Page restrictions
• D. Global permissions

Answer: (D)

Global permissions control access and capabilities across the entire Confluence instance. They’re set at the site level by a system administrator and apply everywhere—across all spaces and pages—so they determine who can access the site, who can administer it, and who can perform actions that affect the whole instance. This broad scope is what makes them the term used for site-wide permissions. By contrast, space permissions are limited to a specific space, page restrictions apply to individual pages, and content permissions isn’t a standard global term in Confluence.