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Administrator role, the request for this role would typically be approved in the
Microsoft 365 admin center.
The Microsoft 365 admin center is the primary portal for managing user roles and
permissions, including assigning administrative roles like the User Administrator
role.
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A sign-in risk policy allows you to define conditions for sign-in risk levels,
including factors such as anonymous IP addresses. You can configure this policy to
require MFA when a sign-in attempt is deemed risky based on these conditions.
A user who is assigned the Owner role on a resource has highest level of
permissions.
While the Owner role in Azure provides extensive permissions, it's not necessarily
the highest level of permissions. The Owner role can perform all actions on a
resource, including managing access to the resource, but there are other built-in
roles in Azure that provide more specific permissions or restrictions. For example,
the User Access Administrator role grants permissions to manage access to Azure
resources, but it doesn't have the ability to delete or modify the resources
themselves.
Therefore, the statement "A user who is assigned the Owner role on a resource has
the highest level of permissions" is not always true.
From the Azure portal, you can assign roles by using Access control (IAM).
From the Azure portal, you can indeed assign roles using the "Access control (IAM)"
blade. This allows you to manage role assignments for Azure resources by assigning
built-in roles or custom roles to users, groups, or service principals.
You have an Azure resource group named RG1 that contains two virtual machines named
VM1 and VM2.
A user named User1 is assigned the Virtual Machine Contributor role on RG1.
You need to deny User1 the Virtual Machine Contributor role on VM1.
An application security group (ASG) can indeed be used in network security groups
(NSGs) across multiple virtual networks (VNets). ASGs are used to simplify network
security management by allowing you to define security group memberships based on
application workloads rather than individual IP addresses.
Once you create an ASG, you can associate it with NSG rules in multiple VNets,
providing consistent security policies across those VNets.
You can create an NSG security rule that has a priority of 10.
In Azure, when configuring network security group (NSG) rules, you can indeed
assign priorities to the rules. The priority determines the order in which the
rules are evaluated, with lower numerical values taking precedence over higher
numerical values.
Therefore, you can create an NSG security rule with a priority of 10.
You can use source service tags and destination service tags in NSGs.
In Azure, you can indeed use source service tags and destination service tags in
network security groups (NSGs) to define rules based on predefined sets of IP
addresses representing Azure services. Service tags simplify NSG rule management by
allowing you to define rules based on the source or destination being an Azure
service rather than specific IP addresses.
In Azure, you cannot delete the default security rules of a network security group
(NSG). These default rules are system-generated and are automatically applied to
every NSG. They are designed to ensure basic network connectivity and security.
While you can add custom rules to override or supplement the default rules, the
default rules themselves cannot be deleted.
In Azure, you can indeed specify multiple IP addresses, IP ranges, or service tags
in a single network security group (NSG) security rule. This allows you to define
more complex access control policies by including multiple sources or destinations
in a single rule.
Your company is evaluating whether to use secure score in Microsoft Defender for
Cloud.
A higher secure score means a lower identified risk level in an Azure subscription.
In Microsoft Defender for Cloud (formerly Azure Security Center), a higher secure
score indeed indicates a lower identified risk level in an Azure subscription.
Secure score is a numerical representation of the overall security posture of your
Azure environment, with higher scores indicating stronger security practices and
lower risk levels.
Your company is monitoring Azure virtual machines by using the Microsoft Defender
for Cloud.
What should you use to configure which applications can run on virtual machines?
Select only one answer.
adaptive application controls
application control policies
Azure security policies
software restriction policies
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To configure which applications can run on Azure virtual machines using Microsoft
Defender for Cloud, you should use adaptive application controls.
Adaptive application controls allow you to define policies that control which
applications are allowed to run on your virtual machines based on their behavior
and reputation. These policies help prevent unauthorized or malicious software from
executing on your virtual machines, enhancing security.
Your company is evaluating whether to use secure score in Microsoft Defender for
Cloud.
Your company is evaluating whether to use secure score in Microsoft Defender for
Cloud.
A secure score can be manually updated by administrators.
In Microsoft Defender for Cloud, secure scores are calculated automatically based
on various factors such as security configuration settings, compliance status, and
detected security issues within your Azure environment. These scores are not
manually updated by administrators; instead, they are continuously updated and
recalculated by the platform to reflect the current security posture of your
environment.
You need to grant users access to account1 from October 1 to October 14 only.
A Shared Access Signature (SAS) provides a secure way to grant limited access to
resources in an Azure Storage account without sharing the account's access keys.
When generating the SAS, you can specify the start time and expiry time to limit
the access to the desired time period.
Therefore, the correct answer is: Generate a shared access signature (SAS) for
storage1 and provide the SAS to the users.
You create an Azure Storage account named storage1 that contains the following
data:
You have an Azure Storage account named storage1 that contains a file share named
share1.
You enable identity-based authentication for the file shares in storage1 and
perform the following actions:
For which resource can you assign the Storage File Data SMB Share Reader role?
Select only one answer.
Directory1
File1
share1
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The Storage File Data SMB Share Reader role allows reading file data and metadata,
listing directories and files, and accessing files over SMB.
In this scenario, the role can be assigned to the share1 resource. Assigning this
role at the share level grants permissions for reading data within the entire
share, including all directories and files contained within it, such as Directory1
and File1.
You recently deploy Microsoft Entra Connect and synchronize your on-premises Active
Directory Domain Services (AD DS) to Microsoft Entra.
To which Active Directory Domain Services global group should you add the Microsoft
Entra Connect service account?
Select only one answer.
Cert Publishers
Certificate Service DCOM Access
Key Admins
Windows Authorization Access Group
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To deploy Windows Hello for Business in an environment with Microsoft Entra
Connect, you should add the Microsoft Entra Connect service account to the Cert
Publishers group in Active Directory Domain Services.
The Cert Publishers group has the necessary permissions to publish certificates to
the Active Directory Domain Services. This is essential for Windows Hello for
Business, as it involves the issuance and management of certificates for
authentication purposes.
You have two Windows 10 devices named Device1 and Device2. You use both devices to
sign into the same Microsoft Entra account.
What should you do from Device2 to use Windows Hello for Business?
Select only one answer.
Sign in by using the PIN from Device1 and configure PIN or Biometric authentication
for Device2.
Sign in by using the username and password. Configure PIN or Biometric
authentication for Device2 by using a new PIN.
Use the PIN from Device1 only.
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To use Windows Hello for Business on Device2, you should sign in using the username
and password, and then configure PIN or Biometric authentication for Device2 by
setting up a new PIN or biometric authentication method.
Since Windows Hello for Business uses a per-device configuration for PIN or
biometric authentication, the setup needs to be completed individually on each
device. Therefore, signing in using the username and password on Device2 and
configuring PIN or biometric authentication for Device2 would be the correct
approach.
Therefore, the correct answer is: Sign in by using the username and password.
Configure PIN or Biometric authentication for Device2 by using a new PIN.
Which type of encryption at rest is available for Azure Database for MySQL?
Select only one answer.
Azure disk encryption only
Transparent data encryption (TDE) and Azure disk encryption
Transparent data encryption (TDE) only
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For Azure Database for MySQL, the available type of encryption at rest is
Transparent data encryption (TDE) only.
Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) helps protect Azure Database for MySQL by
encrypting databases, associated backups, and transaction log files at rest. This
encryption is transparent to the application accessing the database and is managed
by the service.
Therefore, the correct answer is: Transparent data encryption (TDE) only.
You plan to deploy an Azure Linux VM and use Azure Disk Encryption.
Which type of encryption is used for the Azure Linux VM disks?
Select only one answer.
Bitlocker
dm-crypt
LUKS
Veracrypt
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For Azure Linux VMs with Azure Disk Encryption, the type of encryption used for the
disks is dm-crypt.
dm-crypt is the Linux kernel's device mapper subsystem that provides transparent
disk encryption functionality. It is commonly used to encrypt individual partitions
or entire block devices in Linux-based systems, including Azure Linux VMs when
Azure Disk Encryption is enabled.
You are configuring an Azure storage account to store Azure virtual machine disks.
AES-256 (Advanced Encryption Standard with a 256-bit key size) is widely recognized
as a secure and efficient encryption algorithm. Azure Storage Service Encryption
automatically encrypts data before persisting it to the storage disks and decrypts
it before retrieval, using AES-256 encryption.