A new policy has been implemented in your organization that limits access to resource group and resource scopes in a detailed, granular way. Various groups and users will be provided access. What woul

Azure Advisor provides recommendations for optimizing cost, security, reliability, operational excellence, and performance, but it does not control access.

Azure RBAC allows for granular management of access to Azure resources, enabling you to define specific permissions (roles) at different scopes (management group, subscription, resource group, or resource) and assign them to users, groups, or service principals. This directly addresses the need for detailed and granular access control for various groups and users.

Azure Policies enforce rules and effects over your resources to ensure compliance with organizational standards, but they do not define who can access what in a granular way; rather, they define what can be done to resources.

Locks prevent resources from being accidentally deleted or modified, but they do not provide granular access control for users and groups.