A media streaming company is structuring its Azure environment to support multiple independent engineering teams. Each engineering team has a separate Azure subscription under a single Management Group. You need to design a governance structure that allows a central auditing team to inspect resource configurations across all subscriptions, without granting them permissions to modify any resources or view secrets and keys. The auditing team's membership changes frequently. Which of the following solutions should you recommend to meet these requirements while minimizing administrative overhead?
- AAssign the Reader role to each auditing team member's user account individually at the Management Group scope.
- BConfigure Microsoft Entra Privileged Identity Management (PIM) to assign the Reader role as permanently active for each individual auditor's account at the subscription scope.
- Create a Microsoft Entra ID security group, add the auditing team members to the group, and assign the Reader role to the group at the Management Group scope.Cevap
- DImplement an Azure Policy with a Deny effect at the Management Group scope to block modifications, and assign the Owner role to the auditors' security group.
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Create a Microsoft Entra ID security group, add the auditing team members to the group, and assign the Reader role to the group at the Management Group scope.
The correct solution uses a Microsoft Entra ID security group to aggregate user accounts, which simplifies access management since membership updates in Entra ID automatically reflect in permissions. Assigning the Reader role at the Management Group scope utilizes Azure's inheritance model to apply the permission across all child subscriptions automatically, fulfilling the requirement for read-only access without access to secrets or modification rights.
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