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SAA-C03 · Question #806

A company wants to allow its DevOps teams to create IAM roles within their own AWS accounts. However, IT security policy mandates that no team-created role can have administrative-level permissions…

The correct answer is B. Use an organization in AWS Organizations to manage the DevOps team accounts. Create a. Using a service control policy (SCP) that enforces a permissions boundary ensures that DevOps teams can create IAM roles but cannot grant administrative-level permissions. Attaching the SCP at the organizational unit level provides centralized enforcement across all team…

Submitted by alyssa_d· Mar 4, 2026Design Secure Architectures

Question

A company wants to allow its DevOps teams to create IAM roles within their own AWS accounts. However, IT security policy mandates that no team-created role can have administrative-level permissions. Which solution will meet these requirements?

Options

  • AUse an organization in AWS Organizations to manage the DevOps team accounts. Create a
  • BUse an organization in AWS Organizations to manage the DevOps team accounts. Create a
  • CAllow full AWS IAM permissions in team AWS accounts. Create AWS Config rules to alert
  • DCreate an IAM policy that denies users the permissions to create IAM roles with policies that

How the community answered

(29 responses)
  • A
    3% (1)
  • B
    83% (24)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    10% (3)

Explanation

Using a service control policy (SCP) that enforces a permissions boundary ensures that DevOps teams can create IAM roles but cannot grant administrative-level permissions. Attaching the SCP at the organizational unit level provides centralized enforcement across all team accounts with minimal operational overhead.

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