Microsoft Azure Fundamentals AZ-900
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A multinational corporation is embarking on a 6-month project on Azure, involving collaboration with external contractors. The project demands a solution that not only restricts contractors' access to specific resources essential for the project but also ensures automatic revocation of access post-project completion to adhere to internal security policies. Given the requirements for cost-effectiveness, scalability, and compliance, which of the following Azure RBAC features most effectively addresses this scenario? (Choose two options.)
A
Azure RBAC does not support temporary access and requires manual revocation of access for external contractors, potentially leading to security risks if overlooked.
B
Azure RBAC enables the creation of custom roles with precise permissions and supports time-bound access, allowing for automatic revocation of access after a specified duration, thus meeting the project's requirements.
C
Azure RBAC grants permanent access to all resources by default, necessitating periodic manual reviews to revoke unnecessary access, which is time-consuming and prone to errors.
D
Azure RBAC automatically grants all external contractors the same level of access as internal employees, without the ability to restrict access to specific resources or set expiration dates.
E
Azure RBAC integrates with Azure AD to provide conditional access policies that can enforce multi-factor authentication for external contractors, adding an extra layer of security.