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A company is planning to migrate its infrastructure to Azure and requires a solution to segregate network traffic between its HR, Finance, and IT departments within a single virtual network to ensure security and compliance. Each department's resources must be isolated from one another to prevent unauthorized access, while still allowing for inter-departmental communication under strict controls. Given the need for cost-effectiveness and scalability, which Azure networking feature should be used to achieve this isolation, and why? (Choose one correct option.)
A
Azure Virtual Network Peering, as it allows for seamless connectivity between multiple virtual networks without the need for gateways.
B
Azure Subnets within a Virtual Network, enabling the creation of isolated network segments for each department within the same virtual network.
C
Azure VPN Gateway, providing secure connectivity between on-premises networks and Azure but not suitable for internal segmentation.
D
Azure ExpressRoute, offering dedicated private network connectivity which is overkill for internal segmentation needs.
E
Azure Network Security Groups (NSGs) in conjunction with Subnets, to not only isolate but also control the traffic between departments with fine-grained rules.