A security compliance officer wants to identify which existing Azure Key Vaults do not have soft-delete enabled. The officer wants to view a list of non-compliant resources in a dashboard without blocking new deployments, modifying resource configurations, or restricting user access permissions. Which configuration or feature should be implemented to meet these requirements?
- An Azure Policy definition with the Audit effectCevap
- BAn Azure Policy definition with the Deny effect
- CAn Azure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) role assignment
- DA ReadOnly resource lock applied to the subscription
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An Azure Policy definition with the Audit effect
The correct answer is the configuration of an Azure Policy definition with the Audit effect. Azure Policy is used to evaluate resources and report compliance. When the Audit effect is used, the policy generates warning events in the compliance dashboard for non-compliant resources, but it does not restrict deployment actions or modify any resource configurations.
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