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A company uses an organization in AWS Organizations that a security team and a DevOps team manage. Both teams access the accounts by using AWS IAM Identity Center.

A dedicated group has been created for each team. The DevOps team's group has been assigned a permission set named DevOps. The permission set has the AdministratorAccess managed IAM policy attached. The permission set has been applied to all accounts in the organization.

The security team wants to ensure that the DevOps team does not have access to IAM Identity Center in the organization's management account. The security team has attached the following SCP to the organization root:



After implementing the policy, the security team discovers that the DevOps team can still access IAM Identity Center.

Which solution will fix the problem?

  • A. In the organization's management account, create a new OU. Move the organization's management account to the new OU. Detach the SCP from the organization root. Attach the SCP to the new OU.
  • B. In the organization's management account, update the SCP condition reference to the ARN of the DevOps team's group role to include the AWS account ID of the organization's management account.
  • C. In IAM Identity Center, create a new permission set. Ensure that the assigned policy has full access but explicitly denies permission for the sso:* action and the sso-directory:* action. Update the assigned permission set for the DevOps team's group role in the organization's management account. Delete the SCP.
  • D. In IAM Identity Center, update the DevOps permission set. Ensure that the assigned policy has full access but explicitly denies permission for the sso:* action and the sso-directory:* action. In the Deny statement, add a StringEquals condition that compares the aws:SourceAccount global condition context key with the organization's management account IDelete the SCP.
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VerRi
1 week ago
Selected Answer: B
D might work, but SCPs are used to limit permissions and permission sets are used to grant permissions.
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ApacheKafkaAWS
2 months, 2 weeks ago
Selected Answer: B
It's B according to chatGPT
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limelight04
2 months, 2 weeks ago
Selected Answer: D
Option D In IAM Identity Center, update the DevOps permission set. Ensure that the assigned policy has full access but explicitly denies permission for the sso:* action and the sso-directory:* action. In the Deny statement, add a StringEquals condition that compares the aws:SourceAccount global condition context key with the organization’s management account. Delete the SCP. This approach ensures that the DevOps team retains necessary permissions while explicitly denying access to IAM Identity Center actions in the management account. Adding the StringEquals condition ensures that the policy is applied specifically to the management account, effectively preventing access.
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siheom
2 months, 3 weeks ago
Selected Answer: D
vote D
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hzaki
2 months, 3 weeks ago
Selected Answer: A
The right answer is A
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hzaki
2 months, 1 week ago
Sorry, It's D
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