최신 GH-100 무료덤프 - Microsoft GitHub Administration

A. Classic PATs can be restricted to specific organizations, but fine-grained PATs cannot.

B. Fine-grained PATs permissions can be scoped to specific repositories.

C. Fine-grained PATs automatically renew while classic PATs require manual renewal.

D. Classic PATs offer more permission controls than fine-grained PATs.

A. Automatic inheritance of policies from other organizations.

B. Simplified collaboration across all organizations.

C. Reduced administrative overhead.

D. Clear separation of reggs, projects, teams, billing, and organization-specific policies.

A. It enables GitHub to scan for secrets in dependency files.

B. It configures scheduling, package ecosystems, and target directories for update checks.

C. It encrypts dependency versions before storing them in the repo.

D. It lists commit SHAs to exclude from automatic pull requests.

A. Suits environments where all users need write access.

B. Enhances security by minimizing unintended modifications.

C. Improves collaboration by allowing users to modify content directly.

D. Increases efficiency in content creation and updates.

A. Implement changes without consulting stakeholders.

B. Implement the new enterprise policies across the organization first and then consult with the security team to identify- any necessary adjustments or retrofits

C. Maintain clear documentation of existing policies and policy changes.

D. Regularly assess and adjust policies based on evolving risks.

A. EMU accounts are created and managed by individual users.

B. EMU accounts can be used for both personal and enterprise repositories.

C. EMU accounts allow users to create and manage their own credentials.

D. EMU accounts are owned by the organization and cannot be unlinked.

E. EMU accounts restrict users to enterprise-related activities only

F. EMU accounts are managed through an identity provider such as Azure AD.

A. Enterprise policies apply only to public repositories, while organization policies apply to public, internal, and private repositories.

B. Enterprise policies configure mandatory settings for organizations.

C. Enterprise policies and organization policies are independent, with organization policies taking precedence for repositories within the organization.

D. Enterprise policies can block specific actions, while organization policies can only enable or disable actions entirely.