A financial technology company is planning the security model for an Azure Storage account that holds sensitive transaction logs. The design must satisfy the following security requirements:
* Developers must only obtain administrative access to the storage account during active troubleshooting sessions, with all access requests requiring approval and auditing.
* An external compliance auditor requires read-only access to a specific container for 90 days, with the ability to revoke this access immediately at any time without changing account keys.
* Internal applications must be granted read access to the transaction logs using a scalable role assignment model that minimizes administrative overhead.
Which two security controls should you recommend to meet these requirements?
- Utilize a stored access policy on the container to generate and manage the Shared Access Signature (SAS) token for the external auditor.Cevap
- Configure Azure AD Privileged Identity Management (PIM) to make the developer security group eligible for the Storage Account Contributor role.Cevap
- CIssue an ad-hoc Shared Access Signature (SAS) token with a validity period of 90 days for the auditor.
- DAssign the Storage Blob Data Reader role directly to individual developer user accounts.
- EConfigure Privileged Identity Management (PIM) to assign the Storage Account Contributor role as permanently active for the developer accounts.