What is the primary purpose of an access review in Microsoft Entra?

To automatically remove all inactive user accounts from the directory

To periodically verify and confirm that users and groups still need their assigned access

To enforce multi-factor authentication for all privileged role assignments

To provide a real-time log of all sign-in events for security auditing

An access review for a group that provides access to a confidential database has ended. The review was configured with auto-apply disabled. The results show that three users were denied access. The administrator needs to enforce the decisions and also record the actions taken for compliance. What should the administrator do?

Delete the group and recreate it without the denied users

Manually remove the three users from the group and document the removal in the audit log

Re-enable auto-apply and wait for the system to remove the users

Ignore the denials because the review was not configured to auto-apply

An access review for the 'Contractors' group has completed. The results show that 5 users were denied by the reviewers, but the review was configured to 'No action' on completion. The compliance team wants to remove those users' access. What should you do?

Re-run the review with 'Auto-apply results' enabled.

Change the review's completion settings and wait for it to apply.

Manually remove the 5 users from the 'Contractors' group based on the review results.

Ignore the results because the review was not configured to apply them.

What is the purpose of manually responding to access review outcomes?

To apply the decisions made by reviewers to the actual access assignments

To send reminder emails to reviewers

To change the review schedule for future reviews

When defining the scope of an access review, which elements can be included?

Users, groups, and applications

Only applications and their API permissions

Microsoft Certified:Identity and Access Administrator Associate

Domain 4Objective 2

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