An organization named Apex Bioscience is designing a secure networking architecture for a high-performance computing workload. The workload runs on Azure Virtual Machines deployed in a subnet named AnalysisSubnet within a virtual network named VNet1. The virtual machines must read and write data to multiple company-owned Azure Storage accounts located in the East US region. The security architecture must satisfy the following technical constraints:
- Outbound network traffic from AnalysisSubnet to the Azure Storage accounts must remain on the Microsoft backbone network and never traverse the public internet.
- Virtual machines must be prevented from exfiltrating data to any unauthorized or external Azure Storage accounts.
- The solution must minimize administrative overhead to implement and maintain as new company-owned storage accounts are provisioned in the East US region.
Which security component should you recommend to meet these requirements?
- ANetwork Security Group (NSG) rules applied to AnalysisSubnet that allow outbound traffic using the Storage East US service tag.
- BNetwork Security Group (NSG) rules applied to AnalysisSubnet that explicitly allow outbound traffic to the public IP address ranges of the company's storage accounts.
- Virtual Network service endpoint policies applied to AnalysisSubnet that permit access to the company's Azure subscriptions.Cevap
- DA User-Defined Route (UDR) table applied to AnalysisSubnet with specific route rules for each storage account's endpoint redirecting traffic to the default internet gateway.