1500 Questions | Microsoft SC-900: Security & Compliance

Implement Secure Compliant Solutions (40-45%): Deep dive into access solutions, B2C configurations, and maintaining a compliant ai for cloud infrastructure automating aws with stationops.

Implement Workplace Solutions (20-25%): Focusing on Conditional Access policies and securing Azure application-level permissions.

Protect Identities and Data (10-15%): Covering Microsoft 365 threat protection, anti-phishing, and information governance.

B. Conditional Access Policies

C. Microsoft Defender for Endpoint

D. Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

E. Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR)

F. Microsoft Purview Compliance Manager

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

A (Incorrect): B2C is for managing external customer identities, not internal conditional access logic.

C (Incorrect): This is an endpoint security solution for hardware, not an access gating mechanism for cloud apps.

D (Incorrect): RBAC defines what a user can do once they are in, not the conditions under which they are allowed to log in.

E (Incorrect): SSPR is a productivity tool for password recovery, not a security gate.

F (Incorrect): Purview is for data governance and compliance tracking, not real-time access control.

Question 2: Which Microsoft service is primarily used to protect against advanced phishing attacks and malware within an Office 365 environment?

B. Microsoft Entra ID Protection

C. Microsoft Defender for Office 365

D. Microsoft Sentinel

E. Azure Key Vault

F. Microsoft Privileged Identity Management (PIM)

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

A (Incorrect): Azure Bastion is for secure RDP/SSH connectivity to virtual machines.

B (Incorrect): While it protects identities, it focuses on compromised credentials rather than email-borne malware.

D (Incorrect): Sentinel is a SIEM/SOAR for log analysis, not a direct email filtering tool.

E (Incorrect): Key Vault is for storing secrets and certificates.

F (Incorrect): PIM manages timed administrative access, not external threats like phishing.

Question 3: Under the Shared Responsibility Model, who is responsible for managing the security of physical data centers in a SaaS environment?

B. The Cloud Provider (Microsoft)

C. Both the Customer and Microsoft

D. The Third-party Auditor

E. The Hardware Manufacturer

F. The Local Government

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

A (Incorrect): Customers never manage physical data center security in the cloud.

C (Incorrect): Physical security is not a shared responsibility; it is strictly provider-side.

D, E, F (Incorrect): These parties do not hold operational responsibility for the data center's security under the standard cloud model.

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