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A custom Intune role unexpectedly permits an administrator to modify security policies for all devices. After implementing: Inspect and restrict the custom role's action permissions and assignments. Which continuing operational safeguard MOST directly prevents recurrence of the stated issue?
Periodically compare role rights to approved job responsibilities. Custom role permission sets can expand administrator privilege beyond intended tasks.
Test least-privileged role assignments before providing Cloud PC access. The continuing safeguard in this deployment is periodically compare role rights to approved job responsibilities.
Review role permissions whenever support responsibilities change. The continuing safeguard in this deployment is periodically compare role rights to approved job responsibilities.
Monitor password rotation and alert on recovery access anomalies. The continuing safeguard in this deployment is periodically compare role rights to approved job responsibilities.
Two regional IT teams use the same Intune tenant but should see only devices from their own region. Which administrative change BEST meets the requirement without relying on an unrelated control?
Tag devices and policies and assign administrators appropriate scope tags and RBAC roles. Scope tags determine which resources delegated administrators can see alongside role rights. Each regional admin sees only intended scoped devices and policies.
The option ‘Inspect device scope tags and administrator role scope assignments’ does not by itself establish that each regional admin sees only intended scoped devices and policies. Scope tags determine which resources delegated administrators can see alongside role rights.
The option ‘Target the appropriate platform-specific Android compliance policy and device group’ does not by itself establish that each regional admin sees only intended scoped devices and policies. Scope tags determine which resources delegated administrators can see alongside role rights.
The option ‘Provide a read-only role assignment with appropriate scope coverage’ does not by itself establish that each regional admin sees only intended scoped devices and policies. Scope tags determine which resources delegated administrators can see alongside role rights.
Two regional IT teams use the same Intune tenant but should see only devices from their own region. An endpoint administrator proposes: Tag devices and policies and assign administrators appropriate scope tags and RBAC roles. Which technical reason BEST supports this choice?
Scope tags determine which resources delegated administrators can see alongside role rights.
Broad resource visibility can be separated from write authority in delegated Intune administration. The relevant design depends on this fact: scope tags determine which resources delegated administrators can see alongside role rights.
Per-device rotating local admin secrets reduce the lateral movement risks of a shared password. The relevant design depends on this fact: scope tags determine which resources delegated administrators can see alongside role rights.
RBAC read permission does not override scope tags and assignment scope; the needed distinction is scoped resource visibility.
Two regional IT teams use the same Intune tenant but should see only devices from their own region. The approved approach is: Tag devices and policies and assign administrators appropriate scope tags and RBAC roles. Which direct test result BEST establishes that the objective was achieved?
Each regional admin sees only intended scoped devices and policies. Scope tags determine which resources delegated administrators can see alongside role rights.
The engineer can view required regions but cannot change regional configurations. That observation does not verify each regional admin sees only intended scoped devices and policies.
After matching scope, the authorized administrator can see the specified device. That observation does not verify each regional admin sees only intended scoped devices and policies.
The device shows the intended group member set and no policy conflict. That observation does not verify each regional admin sees only intended scoped devices and policies.
Two regional IT teams use the same Intune tenant but should see only devices from their own region. After implementing: Tag devices and policies and assign administrators appropriate scope tags and RBAC roles. Which continuing operational safeguard MOST directly prevents recurrence of the stated issue?
Retest scoping whenever tags and role assignments change. Scope tags determine which resources delegated administrators can see alongside role rights.
Audit administrator actions and avoid using Global Administrator for routine reporting. The continuing safeguard in this deployment is retest scoping whenever tags and role assignments change.
Plan recovery and enrollment policies for lost devices and unavailable biometrics. The continuing safeguard in this deployment is retest scoping whenever tags and role assignments change.
Maintain a consistent scope-tag inventory for new endpoints. The continuing safeguard in this deployment is retest scoping whenever tags and role assignments change.
An administrator with correct Intune role permissions cannot find a device that another team can see. Which administrative change BEST meets the requirement without relying on an unrelated control?
Inspect device scope tags and administrator role scope assignments. Intune resource visibility depends on scope tags as well as the allowed action rights. After matching scope, the authorized administrator can see the specified device.
The option ‘Tag devices and policies and assign administrators appropriate scope tags and RBAC roles’ does not by itself establish that after matching scope, the authorized administrator can see the specified device. Intune resource visibility depends on scope tags as well as the allowed action rights.
The option ‘Explain and enforce device-local Hello credentials with approved recovery procedures’ does not by itself establish that after matching scope, the authorized administrator can see the specified device. Intune resource visibility depends on scope tags as well as the allowed action rights.
The option ‘Provide a read-only role assignment with appropriate scope coverage’ does not by itself establish that after matching scope, the authorized administrator can see the specified device. Intune resource visibility depends on scope tags as well as the allowed action rights.
An administrator with correct Intune role permissions cannot find a device that another team can see. An endpoint administrator proposes: Inspect device scope tags and administrator role scope assignments. Which technical reason BEST supports this choice?
Intune resource visibility depends on scope tags as well as the allowed action rights.
Intune resource visibility is still restricted by role-assignment scope tags and scope groups; action rights alone cannot expose excluded devices.
Broad resource visibility can be separated from write authority in delegated Intune administration. The relevant design depends on this fact: intune resource visibility depends on scope tags as well as the allowed action rights.
Stale local admin membership persists unless managed or remediated explicitly. The relevant design depends on this fact: intune resource visibility depends on scope tags as well as the allowed action rights.
An administrator with correct Intune role permissions cannot find a device that another team can see. The approved approach is: Inspect device scope tags and administrator role scope assignments. Which direct test result BEST establishes that the objective was achieved?
After matching scope, the authorized administrator can see the specified device. Intune resource visibility depends on scope tags as well as the allowed action rights.
Intune resource visibility depends on scope tags as well as the allowed action rights. Verify that after matching scope, the authorized administrator can see the specified device.
The device shows the intended group member set and no policy conflict. That observation does not verify after matching scope, the authorized administrator can see the specified device.
The engineer can view required regions but cannot change regional configurations. That observation does not verify after matching scope, the authorized administrator can see the specified device.
An administrator with correct Intune role permissions cannot find a device that another team can see. After implementing: Inspect device scope tags and administrator role scope assignments. Which continuing operational safeguard MOST directly prevents recurrence of the stated issue?
Maintain a consistent scope-tag inventory for new endpoints. Intune resource visibility depends on scope tags as well as the allowed action rights.
Audit administrator actions and avoid using Global Administrator for routine reporting. The continuing safeguard in this deployment is maintain a consistent scope-tag inventory for new endpoints.
Educate users about device-specific recovery and protect TPM hardware. The continuing safeguard in this deployment is maintain a consistent scope-tag inventory for new endpoints.
Retest scoping whenever tags and role assignments change. The continuing safeguard in this deployment is maintain a consistent scope-tag inventory for new endpoints.
A central security engineer needs cross-region read-only visibility without regional policy-edit permissions. Which administrative change BEST meets the requirement without relying on an unrelated control?
Provide a read-only role assignment with appropriate scope coverage. Broad resource visibility can be separated from write authority in delegated Intune administration. The engineer can view required regions but cannot change regional configurations.
Global Administrator broadens modification rights and violates the explicit cross-region read-only requirement.
The option ‘Assign a suitable Intune RBAC role with minimal read and support privileges’ does not by itself establish that the engineer can view required regions but cannot change regional configurations. Broad resource visibility can be separated from write authority in delegated Intune administration.
The option ‘Inspect device scope tags and administrator role scope assignments’ does not by itself establish that the engineer can view required regions but cannot change regional configurations. Broad resource visibility can be separated from write authority in delegated Intune administration.
A central security engineer needs cross-region read-only visibility without regional policy-edit permissions. An endpoint administrator proposes: Provide a read-only role assignment with appropriate scope coverage. Which technical reason BEST supports this choice?
Broad resource visibility can be separated from write authority in delegated Intune administration.
Broad resource visibility can be separated from write authority in delegated Intune administration. Verify that the engineer can view required regions but cannot change regional configurations.
Scope tags filter visibility; a separate role permission grants edit authority. That separation is why a cross-region read-only role can work.
Stale local admin membership persists unless managed or remediated explicitly. The relevant design depends on this fact: broad resource visibility can be separated from write authority in delegated Intune administration.
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