Haha, I bet the exam writer is trying to trick us. Everyone knows Azure Policy is the way to go for this. Unless, of course, they're really testing our knowledge of Defender for Cloud's hidden capabilities. But nah, I'm sticking with D.
This is a no-brainer! The answer is definitely D. Azure Policy is the Swiss Army knife of compliance enforcement. Defender for Cloud is just the flashy dashboard that tells you what Azure Policy is already doing.
Hmm, I'm torn between B and D. I guess I'll go with D, Azure Policy, since it's more of a proactive enforcement tool compared to the dashboard in Defender for Cloud.
I'm going with B. The regulatory compliance dashboard in Defender for Cloud is specifically built to monitor and report on compliance with various standards, including ISO 27001:2013.
Actually, I believe B is the best option. The regulatory compliance dashboard in Defender for Cloud is specifically designed for monitoring and reporting on compliance with standards like ISO 27001:2013.
I think the answer is D. Azure Policy seems like the right tool to enforce the ISO 27001:2013 standards and automatically detect noncompliant resources. It's designed for that purpose.
I think the answer is D. Azure Policy seems like the right tool to enforce the ISO 27001:2013 standards and automatically detect noncompliant resources. It's designed for that purpose.
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