An organization is hosting a conference and must make guest accounts for several of the speakers attending. The conference ended two days early but the guest accounts are still being used to access th

Creating a new authorization rule denying sponsored guest access is too broad and might affect future legitimate guest access, rather than targeting specific expired accounts.

Navigating to the Guest Portal and deleting the guest accounts is an option but suspending them via the Sponsor Portal is more granular and reversible, and often the immediate desired action when accounts are no longer needed but not necessarily to be purged.

Creating a new authorization rule denying guest access is too broad and would affect all guest access, which is usually not the desired outcome for specific expired accounts.

Navigating to the Sponsor Portal and suspending the guest accounts is the appropriate action because it immediately revokes access for those specific accounts without deleting them, allowing for potential reactivation if needed. This action prevents further network access by the guests.