Which property needs to be configured for row-level security in a semantic model?

Row-level security in a semantic model is primarily managed through Object Level Security. This capability enables administrators to define access restrictions on specific data elements within the model based on user roles. By configuring Object Level Security, you can ensure that different users see only the data that they are permitted to access, effectively implementing row-level security. This is essential for protecting sensitive information and ensuring compliance with data governance policies, as it allows fine-grained control over what each user can view in the dataset.

Other options, while relevant in their own contexts, do not specifically address the concept of row-level security. Performance Monitoring relates to system efficiency, Direct Lake Behavior pertains to how data is accessed and processed in a lake formation, and Model Permissions generally deal with the rights associated with managing or modifying the semantic model as a whole. None of these options provide the targeted security granularity needed to manage different access levels at the row level.