Management & GovernanceQuestion 97 of 100
What distinguishes RBAC from Azure Policy in governance?
a.RBAC controls who can do what to resources, while Azure Policy controls what configurations resources may have
b.They are identical and interchangeable
c.RBAC encrypts data and Policy provisions VMs
d.Azure Policy assigns user passwords
Explanation
RBAC governs identity and access, determining which users or identities can perform which actions on resources. Azure Policy governs resource properties and configurations, enforcing standards regardless of who deploys. Used together, they provide comprehensive governance.
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