All of the above statements are correct is the correct choice.

Each of the other options describes a valid dashboard access behavior in IssueFlow Cloud, and because all of those behaviors exist the combined statement that all are correct is the right answer.

Open dashboard to every account on the site is incorrect as a standalone choice because you can make a dashboard visible to all site accounts but that is only one possible access level and does not represent the full set of options.

Make the dashboard publicly available on the internet is incorrect by itself because public internet sharing is supported yet it is only one sharing mode among others and so the single statement is incomplete.

Share access with a specific project and its roles is incorrect when chosen alone because project and role scoping is a supported method of sharing but it does not exclude the other methods of access control.

Only the original dashboard owner can access and edit it is incorrect as a sole answer because ownership-only restriction can be applied in some cases but dashboards can also be shared with other users, groups, and projects.

Grant dashboard access to specified user groups is incorrect on its own because group-based access is available but it is one of several mechanisms for controlling who can view or edit a dashboard.

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