Explanation:
To secure the root user access in a newly created AWS account, it is critical to use a strong password (Option A) and enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) for the root user (Option B). Storing access keys, adding the root user to a group, or applying inline policies do not directly secure the root user for everyday use but managing access through strong passwords and MFA adds significant security layers.
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How can a solutions architect secure the root user access in a newly created AWS account?
A
By using a strong password for the root user.
B
By enabling multi-factor authentication for the root user.
C
By storing root user access keys in an encrypted Amazon S3 bucket.
D
By adding the root user to a group with administrative permissions.
E
By applying required permissions to the root user with an inline policy document.
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