A newly hired team is required to use your organization's console to manage data-related assets. Leadership wants to prevent these users from affecting settings they do not maintain. Which method satisfies this requirement?
Grant each new employee specialized user privileges that focus on their assigned tasks
Remove additional authentication steps so they can sign in faster
Assign the environment’s highest role to accommodate possible future objectives
Enable a single, shared credential for everyone on the team
Providing specialized user privileges restricts activities to required tasks. This aligns with best practices for security by limiting potential mistakes and unauthorized modifications. Removing extra authentication reduces security protections. Assigning the highest role grants extensive permissions and increases compliance risk. Sharing a single credential makes accountability and auditing difficult.
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