An organization has an Azure subscription containing a resource group named 'SecOps-RG'. An administrator needs to configure access permissions for an auditor named User1 to meet the following requirements:
- User1 must be able to view the configuration of all resources across the entire subscription.
- User1 must be able to delegate permissions to other users, but this capability must be restricted only to resources within the 'SecOps-RG' resource group.
- The principle of least privilege must be followed.
Which of the following configuration steps should the administrator perform? (Select TWO.)
- Assign User1 the Reader role at the subscription scope.Cevap
- Assign User1 the User Access Administrator role at the 'SecOps-RG' resource group scope.Cevap
- CAssign User1 the Contributor role at the subscription scope.
- DCreate an Azure Policy at the subscription scope that delegates role assignment permissions in 'SecOps-RG' to User1.
- EApply a ReadOnly resource lock at the subscription scope and assign User1 the Owner role at the subscription scope.
Cevap
Assign User1 the Reader role at the subscription scope, and assign User1 the User Access Administrator role at the 'SecOps-RG' resource group scope.
To satisfy the requirements with the least privilege, User1 needs the Reader role at the subscription scope to view all resources across the entire subscription. To delegate permissions (role assignments) restricted only to the 'SecOps-RG' resource group, the User Access Administrator role must be assigned at the resource group scope. This combination allows reading the entire subscription and managing role assignments specifically within 'SecOps-RG' without giving permissions to delete or modify the actual resources.
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