An enterprise is designing a governance and identity strategy for its multi-subscription Azure environment. The environment is organized under a single management group hierarchy with separate production and non-production management groups.
The strategy must meet the following requirements:
- A security audit team must be able to view all resource configurations and compliance logs across all subscriptions.
- The database administration team requires permissions to manage Azure SQL databases across all subscriptions, but these permissions must only be active during approved maintenance windows.
- All administrative privileges must scale efficiently as employees join or leave the organization.
Which of the following configurations should you include in the design to meet these requirements while following the principle of least privilege? (Select TWO.)
- Create a Microsoft Entra ID group for the security audit team, and assign the Reader role to this group at the root management group level.Cevap
- Configure Microsoft Entra Privileged Identity Management (PIM) for Groups to make a database administration group eligible for the SQL Server Contributor role assigned at the root management group level.Cevap
- CAssign the Reader role directly to the individual user accounts of each security auditor in the production and non-production management groups.
- DCreate a permanently active role assignment for the database administration group, and deploy an Azure Policy with a DeployIfNotExists effect to automatically revoke access when a maintenance window closes.
- EAssign the SQL Server Contributor role as a permanently active assignment to the database administrator group at the root management group level to avoid login delays during emergency maintenance.