A global healthcare research institution plans to store clinical trial genomic datasets in an Azure Blob Storage account named genomedata. You are designing a security and access control strategy to meet the following requirements:
1. External pharmaceutical research partners must be granted temporary, read-only access to specific blobs in a container named trial-results.
2. Access for partners must be restricted to a specific IP address range and must support immediate revocation before the planned 7-day expiration period.
3. Storage administrators must manage these access policies following the principle of least privilege, ensuring that administrator roles can only be activated for a maximum of 4 hours at a time and require manager approval.
4. Access permissions must not be assigned directly to individual admin accounts to ensure scalable governance.
Which three actions should you include in the storage security design? (Select THREE.)
- Create a Stored Access Policy on the trial-results container, and generate a Service Shared Access Signature (SAS) that references this policy and specifies the allowed IP address range.Cevap
- BGenerate an ad-hoc Service Shared Access Signature (SAS) with a 7-day expiration date and the allowed IP address range, without utilizing a Stored Access Policy.
- Create a Microsoft Entra ID security group for administrators, and configure a Privileged Identity Management (PIM) eligible role assignment for this group to the Storage Account Contributor role.Cevap
- DAssign the Storage Account Contributor role directly to the individual administrator user accounts to simplify administrative auditing.
- Configure the Privileged Identity Management (PIM) role settings for the Storage Account Contributor role to require manager approval and enforce a maximum activation duration of 4 hours.Cevap
- FConfigure a permanently active role assignment in Privileged Identity Management (PIM) for the administrator group to the Storage Account Contributor role.