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Actual exam question from Google's Professional Cloud Security Engineer
Question #: 304
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You are managing a Google Cloud environment that is organized into folders that represent different teams. These teams need the flexibility to modify organization policies relevant to their work. You want to grant the teams the necessary permissions while upholding Google-recommended security practices and minimizing administrative complexity. What should you do?

  • A. Create a custom IAM role with the organization policy administrator permission and grant the permission to each team’s folder. Limit policy modifications based on folder names within the custom role’s definition.
  • B. Assign the organization policy administrator role to a central service account and provide teams with the credentials to use the service account when needed.
  • C. Create an organization-level tag. Attach the tag to relevant folders. Use an IAM condition to restrict the organization policy administrator role to resources with that tag.
  • D. Grant each team the organization policy administrator role at the organization level.
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Suggested Answer: C 🗳️

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json4u
1 month, 1 week ago
Selected Answer: C
It's C.
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abdelrahman89
1 month, 2 weeks ago
C - Granular Control: Creating an organization-level tag allows you to precisely control which teams have access to modify organization policies by attaching the tag to relevant folders. This ensures that only authorized teams can make changes. IAM Condition: Using an IAM condition to restrict the organization policy administrator role to resources with the tag provides a flexible and efficient way to grant permissions while maintaining control. This ensures that the role is only accessible for the intended teams. Security Best Practices: This approach aligns with Google-recommended security practices by limiting access to organization policies to authorized teams and using IAM conditions to enforce appropriate controls. Administrative Efficiency: This approach simplifies administration by providing a centralized mechanism for managing permissions and ensuring that only authorized teams can modify organization policies.
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