Given the multifaceted information related to security in Azure Storage, consider the following scenario: You receive a security alert in Microsoft Defender for Cloud similar to the one illustrated in the exhibit. This alert highlights a potential threat due to anonymous public read access to containers and blobs in Azure Storage. Although this type of access might be useful for sharing data, it poses a security risk if not managed properly. Improper handling of anonymous access can lead to data breaches caused by operational complexity, human error, or malicious attacks, such as those performed by attackers using tools like MicroBurst to crawl for public containers.

After you have taken steps to remediate the current threat, you need to prevent this situation from occurring again. Which policy definition should you assign to Azure Storage to mitigate the risk of anonymous public read access and protect your data from future breaches?

Note: Microsoft recommends enabling anonymous access only when it's absolutely necessary for your application scenario, as improper configurations can lead to significant vulnerabilities and data exploitation.