Exam 70-778 topic 1 question 70 discussion

delete embedded code just solve the past problem, he might publish more, then we should block him to publish more later.

A and B can both prevent the visualization from being published to a blog. The difference between the two options is that if the functionality publish to web is disabled the entire organization is forced not to publish to a blog. The way the question is formulated seems more appropriate to choose to delete the embedded codes of the specific visualizations meant to be kept private. Hence in this situation, one should identify which visualization are to be kept private and delete the embedded code for these. “If you delete a published to web code for the given report, the report will no longer be available in blogs or website not owned by the company.” https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/service-publish-to-web

Use Publish to web only to share content publicly, not for internal sharing. 1. Manage the embedded code: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/collaborate-share/service-publish-to-web#manage-embed-codes 2. and configure the setting about admin portal to enable/disable entire embedded code or specific group/people https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/admin/service-admin-portal#publish-to-web a little bit ambiguous. I go with B.

Answer is B. "Once you create a Publish to web embed code, you can manage your codes from the Settings menu in Power BI. Managing embed codes includes the ability to remove the destination visual or report for a code (rendering the embed code unusable), or getting the embed code."

I think it's B. The question is focused on specific visuals. The only way to do that is through the deletion of embed codes. If the question was focused on preventing the developer from publishing embed codes, then I would choose A. It doesn't say anything about preventing the developer from publishing in the future either.

There is no option in Power BI Setting to delete the embedded codes. it is in the Power BI Admin so the B is not Correct. A is correct.

You need to prevent the visualizations from being published to the blog was the request. So A is the logical option because it disables the current sensitive visualizations from being viewed in the blog and PREVENTS the Analyst from publishing it again. I would also do B just to be sure. From a business standpoint NO EMPLOYEE should be publishing ANY COMPANY DATA to anything external without permission of the Admin who OWNS the POWER BI process. This is a high security risk which needs to be dealt with.

Asnwer is B (You can either retrieve or delete an embed code. Deleting it disables any links to that report or visual.) https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/collaborate-share/service-publish-to-web

both A and B

So the answer is b? right?

The Tenant settings page of the Admin portal allows administrators to enable or disable various features of the Power BI web service. Likewise, the administrator could allow only a certain security group to embed Power BI content in SaaS applications such as SharePoint Online, Blogs

You need to prevent the visualizations from being published to the blog So Answer is A

There is absolutely no security when you use the Publish To Web feature. There is no authentication when viewing the report.

In case you're wondering the following link may help: https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/power-bi-february-service-update/

Definitely A

Isn't this wholesale and overkill. Shouldnt it be B.