An organization needs to allow a new security auditor to view the configuration of all resources within a specific Azure subscription. However, the auditor must not be able to make any modifications or delete any resources.
Which Azure configuration should the administrator implement to meet this requirement?
- Assign the Reader role to the auditor at the subscription scope.Cevap
- BApply a ReadOnly resource lock to the subscription to limit the auditor's permissions.
- CCreate an Azure Policy that grants read-only permissions to the auditor's user account.
- DAssign the Contributor role to the auditor and use Azure Policy to restrict their account to read-only access.
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Assign the Reader role to the auditor at the subscription scope.
Assigning the Reader role to the auditor at the subscription scope is the correct solution. Azure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) is designed to manage user permissions. The Reader role allows viewing all resources without making modifications, and assigning it at the subscription level ensures the access inherits to all nested resources.
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Azure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) is used to manage user authorization and access to resources, with permissions inheriting from higher scopes (like Subscriptions) down to lower scopes (like Resource Groups).
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