Microsoft SC-100 Practice Test 42

Question 410

An enterprise security architecture project has TWO distinct requirements in the same workstream: (1) A SOC investigates user phishing incidents without checking related endpoint and identity alerts. (2) A network team proposes exempting all Teams traffic from every security control to resolve poor call quality. Which paired set of recommendations satisfies BOTH requirements without substituting a control intended for another risk?

(1) Implement guest lifecycle and sponsor-backed entitlement reviews across supported workloads. | (2) Verify monitoring coverage and telemetry health before interpreting low alert counts as low risk.
(1) Correlate Office 365 detections with Defender XDR cross-workload incidents. | (2) Design Microsoft 365 network optimization alongside appropriate identity and data security policies.
(1) Implement guest lifecycle and sponsor-backed entitlement reviews across supported workloads. | (2) Design Microsoft 365 network optimization alongside appropriate identity and data security policies.
(1) Correlate Office 365 detections with Defender XDR cross-workload incidents. | (2) Verify monitoring coverage and telemetry health before interpreting low alert counts as low risk.

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B:

For requirement (1), Email threats can lead to identity and endpoint compromise that a mailbox-only view misses. For requirement (2), Performance optimization should not eliminate resource authorization or protection. Both controls are required to meet the paired risks without substituting for each other.

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A:

Requirement (1) is not met: Email threats can lead to identity and endpoint compromise that a mailbox-only view misses. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A tenant allows external collaboration but no one reviews guests after their projects end. Requirement (2) is not met: Performance optimization should not eliminate resource authorization or protection. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A Microsoft 365 compliance dashboard shows no incidents, but several workloads are not licensed or connected for security signals. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

C:

Requirement (1) is not met: Email threats can lead to identity and endpoint compromise that a mailbox-only view misses. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A tenant allows external collaboration but no one reviews guests after their projects end. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

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Requirement (2) is not met: Performance optimization should not eliminate resource authorization or protection. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A Microsoft 365 compliance dashboard shows no incidents, but several workloads are not licensed or connected for security signals. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

Question 411

An enterprise security architecture project has TWO distinct requirements in the same workstream: (1) Domain admin accounts browse email and administer production domain controllers from the same workstation. (2) Legacy service accounts have unrestricted domain administrator memberships for scheduled file transfers. Which paired set of recommendations satisfies BOTH requirements without substituting a control intended for another risk?

(1) Protect AD DS recovery material with separated administration and tested forest-recovery procedures. | (2) Replace excessive service privileges with narrowly scoped delegated permissions and managed service identities where supported.
(1) Isolate privileged AD administration onto hardened, dedicated access workstations. | (2) Inventory and migrate legacy AD authentication dependencies using monitored phased enforcement.
(1) Protect AD DS recovery material with separated administration and tested forest-recovery procedures. | (2) Inventory and migrate legacy AD authentication dependencies using monitored phased enforcement.
(1) Isolate privileged AD administration onto hardened, dedicated access workstations. | (2) Replace excessive service privileges with narrowly scoped delegated permissions and managed service identities where supported.

Explanation

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D:

For requirement (1), Preventing routine browsing from privileged sessions reduces credential exposure. For requirement (2), Limiting standing AD rights reduces the lateral-movement value of a compromised service account. Both controls are required to meet the paired risks without substituting for each other.

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Requirement (1) is not met: Preventing routine browsing from privileged sessions reduces credential exposure. The substituted action is instead for this different case: Attackers could modify domain controller backups because they reside on a file share writable by ordinary domain users. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

B:

Requirement (2) is not met: Limiting standing AD rights reduces the lateral-movement value of a compromised service account. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A company plans to disable old authentication protocols without knowing which business apps still depend on them. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

C:

Requirement (1) is not met: Preventing routine browsing from privileged sessions reduces credential exposure. The substituted action is instead for this different case: Attackers could modify domain controller backups because they reside on a file share writable by ordinary domain users. Requirement (2) is not met: Limiting standing AD rights reduces the lateral-movement value of a compromised service account. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A company plans to disable old authentication protocols without knowing which business apps still depend on them. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

Question 412

An enterprise security architecture project has TWO distinct requirements in the same workstream: (1) A public-cloud failover design relies on a single private DNS server in an on-premises data center. (2) A multicloud application replicates data but has never tested whether its secondary cloud can obtain required encryption keys. Which paired set of recommendations satisfies BOTH requirements without substituting a control intended for another risk?

(1) Replicate approved name-resolution services and test failover routing independently of the primary data center. | (2) Test disaster-recovery endpoint identities, certificate trust, firewall rules and service-to-service authorization.
(1) Compare replication consistency and achievable RPO against the workload's contractual data-loss tolerance. | (2) Test disaster-recovery endpoint identities, certificate trust, firewall rules and service-to-service authorization.
(1) Replicate approved name-resolution services and test failover routing independently of the primary data center. | (2) Validate key availability and approved secret access in the secondary recovery environment.
(1) Compare replication consistency and achievable RPO against the workload's contractual data-loss tolerance. | (2) Validate key availability and approved secret access in the secondary recovery environment.

Explanation

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C:

For requirement (1), Cross-environment recovery fails when a shared name-resolution dependency remains a single point of failure. For requirement (2), Replicated ciphertext is unusable if the required decryption authority is unavailable after failover. Both controls are required to meet the paired risks without substituting for each other.

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Requirement (2) is not met: Replicated ciphertext is unusable if the required decryption authority is unavailable after failover. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A regional outage drill assumes network allowlists and service identities will remain valid after switching endpoints. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

B:

Requirement (1) is not met: Cross-environment recovery fails when a shared name-resolution dependency remains a single point of failure. The substituted action is instead for this different case: The recovery architect chooses asynchronous replication without evaluating the impact of losing recent transactions. Requirement (2) is not met: Replicated ciphertext is unusable if the required decryption authority is unavailable after failover. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A regional outage drill assumes network allowlists and service identities will remain valid after switching endpoints. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

D:

Requirement (1) is not met: Cross-environment recovery fails when a shared name-resolution dependency remains a single point of failure. The substituted action is instead for this different case: The recovery architect chooses asynchronous replication without evaluating the impact of losing recent transactions. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

Question 413

An enterprise security architecture project has TWO distinct requirements in the same workstream: (1) A VM uses a hard-coded database password in its startup script and the image is shared across environments. (2) An Azure web app has HTTPS on its public endpoint but its backend storage connection uses a public shared key. Which paired set of recommendations satisfies BOTH requirements without substituting a control intended for another risk?

(1) Protect key lifecycle with least-privilege roles, soft delete and purge protection where applicable. | (2) Separate workload administration from security-monitoring change authority and audit modifications.
(1) Replace embedded credentials with managed identity or controlled secret retrieval and rotation. | (2) Use scoped identity-based storage access and evaluate private connectivity for the backend.
(1) Protect key lifecycle with least-privilege roles, soft delete and purge protection where applicable. | (2) Use scoped identity-based storage access and evaluate private connectivity for the backend.
(1) Replace embedded credentials with managed identity or controlled secret retrieval and rotation. | (2) Separate workload administration from security-monitoring change authority and audit modifications.

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B:

For requirement (1), Shared images must not distribute reusable production authentication secrets. For requirement (2), Front-end TLS does not establish least privilege for data-plane operations. Both controls are required to meet the paired risks without substituting for each other.

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A:

Requirement (1) is not met: Shared images must not distribute reusable production authentication secrets. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A cloud project encrypts disks with customer-managed keys but its key vault allows unrestricted delete operations. Requirement (2) is not met: Front-end TLS does not establish least privilege for data-plane operations. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A production database admin can create and remove diagnostic log destinations without any independent oversight. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

C:

Requirement (1) is not met: Shared images must not distribute reusable production authentication secrets. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A cloud project encrypts disks with customer-managed keys but its key vault allows unrestricted delete operations. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

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Requirement (2) is not met: Front-end TLS does not establish least privilege for data-plane operations. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A production database admin can create and remove diagnostic log destinations without any independent oversight. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

Question 414

An enterprise security architecture project has TWO distinct requirements in the same workstream: (1) A public API needs authentication but the team proposes a WAF as the only protection. (2) A sensitive internal application relies on user IP addresses as its sole authorization check. Which paired set of recommendations satisfies BOTH requirements without substituting a control intended for another risk?

(1) Use per-service identities and narrowly scoped credentials for independent components. | (2) Design identity-based access decisions with contextual device and session controls.
(1) Combine application authentication and authorization with WAF and API gateway controls. | (2) Define API-specific authorization requirements based on resources, callers and business risk.
(1) Use per-service identities and narrowly scoped credentials for independent components. | (2) Define API-specific authorization requirements based on resources, callers and business risk.
(1) Combine application authentication and authorization with WAF and API gateway controls. | (2) Design identity-based access decisions with contextual device and session controls.

Explanation

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D:

For requirement (1), WAF filtering does not establish which caller may access protected business data. For requirement (2), Network source is not a durable proof of the caller's privileges. Both controls are required to meet the paired risks without substituting for each other.

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A:

Requirement (1) is not met: WAF filtering does not establish which caller may access protected business data. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A cloud-native app has redundant load balancers but a single shared production secret across all microservices. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

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Requirement (2) is not met: Network source is not a durable proof of the caller's privileges. The substituted action is instead for this different case: An architect demands all APIs use the same authorization policy despite different data sensitivity and caller types. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

C:

Requirement (1) is not met: WAF filtering does not establish which caller may access protected business data. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A cloud-native app has redundant load balancers but a single shared production secret across all microservices. Requirement (2) is not met: Network source is not a durable proof of the caller's privileges. The substituted action is instead for this different case: An architect demands all APIs use the same authorization policy despite different data sensitivity and caller types. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

Question 415

An enterprise security architecture project has TWO distinct requirements in the same workstream: (1) An organization uses Azure and AWS but its Defender for Cloud dashboard only shows Azure resources. (2) Cloud security teams want unified posture control reporting for resources in Google Cloud as well as Azure. Which paired set of recommendations satisfies BOTH requirements without substituting a control intended for another risk?

(1) Onboard eligible AWS accounts to Defender for Cloud with approved connector permissions. | (2) Normalize cloud resource inventory and accountability metadata across connected environments.
(1) Apply the least required provider permissions and manage the connector's credential lifecycle. | (2) Normalize cloud resource inventory and accountability metadata across connected environments.
(1) Onboard eligible AWS accounts to Defender for Cloud with approved connector permissions. | (2) Design supported Google Cloud connector coverage and validate assessment scope in Defender for Cloud.
(1) Apply the least required provider permissions and manage the connector's credential lifecycle. | (2) Design supported Google Cloud connector coverage and validate assessment scope in Defender for Cloud.

Explanation

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C:

For requirement (1), Multicloud posture monitoring requires explicit source-account integration. For requirement (2), GCP workloads are not automatically part of Azure's monitored inventory. Both controls are required to meet the paired risks without substituting for each other.

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A:

Requirement (2) is not met: GCP workloads are not automatically part of Azure's monitored inventory. The substituted action is instead for this different case: Several cloud projects produce incompatible posture reports because every provider uses different asset identifiers. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

B:

Requirement (1) is not met: Multicloud posture monitoring requires explicit source-account integration. The substituted action is instead for this different case: An external account connector receives permanent administrator permissions although it only needs approved posture collection. Requirement (2) is not met: GCP workloads are not automatically part of Azure's monitored inventory. The substituted action is instead for this different case: Several cloud projects produce incompatible posture reports because every provider uses different asset identifiers. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

D:

Requirement (1) is not met: Multicloud posture monitoring requires explicit source-account integration. The substituted action is instead for this different case: An external account connector receives permanent administrator permissions although it only needs approved posture collection. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

Question 416

An enterprise security architecture project has TWO distinct requirements in the same workstream: (1) All Kubernetes service accounts can read every namespace secret through overbroad cluster roles. (2) An AKS cluster exposes its control-plane API to the internet without approved access restrictions. Which paired set of recommendations satisfies BOTH requirements without substituting a control intended for another risk?

(1) Define scoped Kubernetes RBAC and dedicated service accounts for workloads. | (2) Evaluate private cluster or authorized API endpoint access controls for AKS administration.
(1) Enforce supported Kubernetes network policies restricting pod ingress and egress. | (2) Evaluate private cluster or authorized API endpoint access controls for AKS administration.
(1) Define scoped Kubernetes RBAC and dedicated service accounts for workloads. | (2) Govern cluster secrets and adopt supported workload identity and registry authentication where feasible.
(1) Enforce supported Kubernetes network policies restricting pod ingress and egress. | (2) Govern cluster secrets and adopt supported workload identity and registry authentication where feasible.

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A:

For requirement (1), Namespaced least privilege limits impact of compromised pods by constraining access to secrets and orchestration APIs. For requirement (2), API server reachability should follow the documented management trust boundary. Both controls are required to meet the paired risks without substituting for each other.

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B:

Requirement (1) is not met: Namespaced least privilege limits impact of compromised pods by constraining access to secrets and orchestration APIs. The substituted action is instead for this different case: Applications in separate security zones exchange traffic freely because no network policies are applied. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

C:

Requirement (2) is not met: API server reachability should follow the documented management trust boundary. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A Kubernetes platform rotates nodes but retains image pull secrets that no longer have an approved owner. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

D:

Requirement (1) is not met: Namespaced least privilege limits impact of compromised pods by constraining access to secrets and orchestration APIs. The substituted action is instead for this different case: Applications in separate security zones exchange traffic freely because no network policies are applied. Requirement (2) is not met: API server reachability should follow the documented management trust boundary. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A Kubernetes platform rotates nodes but retains image pull secrets that no longer have an approved owner. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

Question 417

An enterprise security architecture project has TWO distinct requirements in the same workstream: (1) An external auditor requests proof that privileged data-export approvals were granted before each release. (2) A multinational organization exports Purview logs to an unrestricted analytics workspace containing personal identifiers. Which paired set of recommendations satisfies BOTH requirements without substituting a control intended for another risk?

(1) Preserve immutable approval records linked to audit events and responsible identities. | (2) Maintain risk acceptance records with approver, scope, compensating controls and expiry.
(1) Establish automated policy monitoring and risk-based reassessment after production changes. | (2) Maintain risk acceptance records with approver, scope, compensating controls and expiry.
(1) Preserve immutable approval records linked to audit events and responsible identities. | (2) Implement least-privilege access and data minimization for audit analysis datasets.
(1) Establish automated policy monitoring and risk-based reassessment after production changes. | (2) Implement least-privilege access and data minimization for audit analysis datasets.

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C:

For requirement (1), Audit evidence must connect authorization to the actual operation. For requirement (2), Compliance logging can become a privacy exposure if exported without controls. Both controls are required to meet the paired risks without substituting for each other.

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Requirement (2) is not met: Compliance logging can become a privacy exposure if exported without controls. The substituted action is instead for this different case: An auditor finds no trace of who accepted an exception to a mandatory encryption requirement. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

B:

Requirement (1) is not met: Audit evidence must connect authorization to the actual operation. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A team claims a monthly compliance check is sufficient for continuously deployed cloud resources. Requirement (2) is not met: Compliance logging can become a privacy exposure if exported without controls. The substituted action is instead for this different case: An auditor finds no trace of who accepted an exception to a mandatory encryption requirement. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

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Requirement (1) is not met: Audit evidence must connect authorization to the actual operation. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A team claims a monthly compliance check is sufficient for continuously deployed cloud resources. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

Question 418

An enterprise security architecture project has TWO distinct requirements in the same workstream: (1) A build pipeline publishes unverified container images directly to production without independent approvals. (2) Developers store infrastructure credentials in deployment YAML inside a public code repository. Which paired set of recommendations satisfies BOTH requirements without substituting a control intended for another risk?

(1) Require artifact integrity, automated checks and release approvals in the protected CI/CD flow. | (2) Establish a documented emergency change path with bounded approvals and postrelease validation.
(1) Integrate code, dependency, IaC and container scanning into appropriate build gates. | (2) Establish a documented emergency change path with bounded approvals and postrelease validation.
(1) Require artifact integrity, automated checks and release approvals in the protected CI/CD flow. | (2) Use short-lived federated workload identities and managed secret storage for pipelines.
(1) Integrate code, dependency, IaC and container scanning into appropriate build gates. | (2) Use short-lived federated workload identities and managed secret storage for pipelines.

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C:

For requirement (1), Supply-chain assurance verifies the artifact being deployed rather than trusting an unreviewed build. For requirement (2), Removing long-lived embedded secrets reduces credential exposure from source code. Both controls are required to meet the paired risks without substituting for each other.

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Requirement (2) is not met: Removing long-lived embedded secrets reduces credential exposure from source code. The substituted action is instead for this different case: An urgent release bypasses every automated test and leaves no evidence of who accepted the risk. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

B:

Requirement (1) is not met: Supply-chain assurance verifies the artifact being deployed rather than trusting an unreviewed build. The substituted action is instead for this different case: Security defects are discovered only during annual penetration tests, long after feature release. Requirement (2) is not met: Removing long-lived embedded secrets reduces credential exposure from source code. The substituted action is instead for this different case: An urgent release bypasses every automated test and leaves no evidence of who accepted the risk. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

D:

Requirement (1) is not met: Supply-chain assurance verifies the artifact being deployed rather than trusting an unreviewed build. The substituted action is instead for this different case: Security defects are discovered only during annual penetration tests, long after feature release. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

Question 419

An enterprise security architecture project has TWO distinct requirements in the same workstream: (1) An application creates a container with anonymous public blob read enabled for a confidential document repository. (2) A batch job uses one account-level storage key for all containers even though it only writes to one folder. Which paired set of recommendations satisfies BOTH requirements without substituting a control intended for another risk?

(1) Design blob versioning, soft delete and protected recovery controls as appropriate to the retention threat model. | (2) Prefer scoped Microsoft Entra authorization or constrained SAS access with short expiry where required.
(1) Disable unnecessary anonymous access and require approved authenticated data-plane permissions. | (2) Validate storage network rules, private endpoint connectivity and hybrid DNS together.
(1) Design blob versioning, soft delete and protected recovery controls as appropriate to the retention threat model. | (2) Validate storage network rules, private endpoint connectivity and hybrid DNS together.
(1) Disable unnecessary anonymous access and require approved authenticated data-plane permissions. | (2) Prefer scoped Microsoft Entra authorization or constrained SAS access with short expiry where required.

Explanation

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D:

For requirement (1), Public blob exposure bypasses the intended identity-based data boundary. For requirement (2), Broad persistent storage keys exceed the permissions needed by one workload. Both controls are required to meet the paired risks without substituting for each other.

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A:

Requirement (1) is not met: Public blob exposure bypasses the intended identity-based data boundary. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A ransomware incident deletes storage blobs and their latest versions before the recovery team investigates. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

B:

Requirement (2) is not met: Broad persistent storage keys exceed the permissions needed by one workload. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A team enables an Azure Storage firewall but forgets to verify private endpoint DNS for on-premises consumers. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

C:

Requirement (1) is not met: Public blob exposure bypasses the intended identity-based data boundary. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A ransomware incident deletes storage blobs and their latest versions before the recovery team investigates. Requirement (2) is not met: Broad persistent storage keys exceed the permissions needed by one workload. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A team enables an Azure Storage firewall but forgets to verify private endpoint DNS for on-premises consumers. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

Question 420

An enterprise security architecture project has TWO distinct requirements in the same workstream: (1) A high-privilege application credential appears in a public repository and the response team plans only to delete the commit. (2) An incident commander suspends a compromised administrator but leaves an active privileged cloud session untouched. Which paired set of recommendations satisfies BOTH requirements without substituting a control intended for another risk?

(1) Correlate role audit events to approvals and investigate unexplained elevation. | (2) Revoke active sessions and review delegated app tokens in addition to disabling the account.
(1) Revoke and rotate the exposed credential, then investigate its use and effective grants. | (2) Rehearse emergency access under controlled monitoring and document safe credential custody.
(1) Correlate role audit events to approvals and investigate unexplained elevation. | (2) Rehearse emergency access under controlled monitoring and document safe credential custody.
(1) Revoke and rotate the exposed credential, then investigate its use and effective grants. | (2) Revoke active sessions and review delegated app tokens in addition to disabling the account.

Explanation

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D:

For requirement (1), Repository removal does not invalidate a secret that attackers may have copied. For requirement (2), Session containment may require actions beyond account state changes. Both controls are required to meet the paired risks without substituting for each other.

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A:

Requirement (1) is not met: Repository removal does not invalidate a secret that attackers may have copied. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A security review finds administrative role changes with no change ticket or recorded business purpose. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

B:

Requirement (2) is not met: Session containment may require actions beyond account state changes. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A security team wants to test emergency access without leaving a highly privileged account active in daily workflows. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

C:

Requirement (1) is not met: Repository removal does not invalidate a secret that attackers may have copied. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A security review finds administrative role changes with no change ticket or recorded business purpose. Requirement (2) is not met: Session containment may require actions beyond account state changes. The substituted action is instead for this different case: A security team wants to test emergency access without leaving a highly privileged account active in daily workflows. The proposed bundle therefore cannot satisfy BOTH stated requirements.

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