Exam SC-300 topic 4 question 67 discussion

There are four quick actions that can be used to manage users: Revoke Unused Tasks Revoke High-Risk Tasks Revoke Delete Tasks Assign Read-Only Status https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/permissions-management/explore-features-of-permissions-management/9-act-on-your-findings-with-remediation-tab

Answer: D. In Microsoft Entra Permissions Management, the Permissions tab provides a comprehensive view of permissions assigned to identities across your cloud environments. The Quick Actions available in this tab are designed to help you efficiently manage and secure these permissions. Here are some of the key quick actions: Grant Access: Quickly assign permissions to users or groups based on predefined roles or custom policies. Revoke Access: Remove permissions from users or groups to ensure they no longer have access to specific resources. Modify Permissions: Adjust the level of access for users or groups, ensuring they have the appropriate permissions for their roles. Review Permissions: Conduct periodic reviews of permissions to identify and address any excessive or unused permissions. Generate Reports: Create detailed reports on permissions usage and compliance, which can be shared with key stakeholders

Agree, the links below show an image of that exact scenario.

D. From the Permissions subtab, use a quick action. On the Remediation tab in Microsoft Entra Permissions Management, you would use a quick action from the Permissions subtab to replace all the permissions granted to User1 with read-only permissions. This approach allows for quick and efficient modification of permissions without the need to create new templates, requests, or roles. Using a quick action from the Permissions subtab would minimize administrative effort while achieving the desired outcome of granting read-only permissions to User1.

See Right-sizing access with the click of a button at: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/permissions-management/explore-features-of-permissions-management/9-act-on-your-findings-with-remediation-tab

C Seems Correct based on this: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/permissions-management/explore-features-of-permissions-management/9-act-on-your-findings-with-remediation-tab