AWS - Identity and Access ManagementA company wants to audit all permissions granted to users. Which policy type makes auditing easier and why?AInline policies, because they automatically log all changes.BInline policies, because they are embedded and easy to find per user.CManaged policies, because they are centralized and can be reviewed independently.DManaged policies, because they cannot be changed once created.Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Consider auditing needsCentralized policies simplify auditing by reducing scattered permissions.Step 2: Compare policy typesManaged policies are standalone and can be reviewed separately; inline policies are embedded and scattered.Final Answer:Managed policies, because they are centralized and can be reviewed independently. -> Option CQuick Check:Centralized policies ease auditing = managed policies = A [OK]Quick Trick: Centralized managed policies simplify audits [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAssuming inline policies are easier to auditBelieving inline policies log changes automaticallyThinking managed policies are immutable
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