Question 390
An unapproved vendor can submit package requests because the policy is open to all external organizations. Which root cause best explains the described result rather than merely treating its symptoms?
Explanation
Correct Answer
The external requester policy is not constrained to the intended connected organizations. This is the causal explanation of the observed behavior: an unapproved vendor can submit package requests because the policy is open to all external organizations. Address the underlying mechanism with: create connected organizations for the trusted partner identity sources and scope external access-package policies to them. Then confirm: submit test requests from an eligible supplier account and an unrelated external address to confirm eligibility.
Incorrect Answers
This diagnosis fits a separate automatic package assignment incident: An employee transferring out of Finance retains access because the automatic assignment rule still matches an outdated department attribute. It does not explain this case's observed failure; the external requester policy is not constrained to the intended connected organizations.
This diagnosis fits a separate direct package assignment versus request incident: A package manager attempts a self-service request under a policy that deliberately allows only administrator direct assignments. It does not explain this case's observed failure; the external requester policy is not constrained to the intended connected organizations.
This diagnosis fits a separate access package assignment expiration incident: A former contractor keeps package-derived access because the assignment was issued without an expiration condition. It does not explain this case's observed failure; the external requester policy is not constrained to the intended connected organizations.






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