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A financial services organization is implementing a cloud governance strategy across its expanding Azure infrastructure. The security team must delegate operational management of virtual machines and databases to development teams while ensuring that developers cannot modify billing configurations, delete subscriptions, or access resources in production environments.
Which Azure feature should the organization use to assign and restrict fine-grained resource permissions across management scopes?
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Azure role-based access control (Azure RBAC) is an authorization system built on Azure Resource Manager that provides fine-grained access management of Azure resources. It allows organizations to grant only the precise permissions that users, groups, and service principals need to perform their daily duties, enforcing the security principle of least privilege.
Unlike broad subscription administrator privileges or metadata labeling, Azure RBAC is designed specifically to enforce authorization boundaries. It provides granular, auditable control over cloud resource operations across distinct organizational scopes without exposing sensitive billing and account management capabilities.