A manager wants to review Google Cloud data access among their employees. Who is responsible for defining data access policies?

The correct answer is C. Their organization's IT team. Defining data access policies is a customer responsibility under the shared responsibility model. Cloud Identity manages user identities and authentication (who someone is), but it does not define what data those users can access - that is a policy decision. The Google Cloud Cust

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ACloud Identity
BGoogle Cloud Customer Care team
CTheir organization's IT team
DTheir organization's end users

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Explanation

Defining data access policies is a customer responsibility under the shared responsibility model. Cloud Identity manages user identities and authentication (who someone is), but it does not define what data those users can access - that is a policy decision. The Google Cloud Customer Care team provides technical support and does not make access decisions for customers. End users consume resources and should not be setting their own access rules. The organization's IT team (or security/admin team) is responsible for implementing IAM roles, permissions, and data access policies that govern who can access what within their Google Cloud environment.

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