Question 130
A partner's guest access is revoked from SharePoint, but the administrator forgets the guest has other Entra app assignments. The team believes no other action is necessary. What underlying technical or governance limitation explains this failure?
Explanation
Correct Answer
The actual failure mechanism is One resource-level share removal does not remove independent directory and app grants. Its relevance follows from the stated tenant facts, not just a generic security recommendation. Correct it by perform a cross-workload review of the external Entra user and revoke all no-longer-approved permissions. Then verify: The guest cannot access the project app, document library or Teams resource after revocation.
Incorrect Answers
License changes can affect data access and mailbox lifecycle despite separate retention requirements. The stated symptoms instead indicate that one resource-level share removal does not remove independent directory and app grants.
Group existence alone does not imply that all external senders are allowed. The stated symptoms instead indicate that one resource-level share removal does not remove independent directory and app grants.
Group membership is not automatically attribute-driven without the proper group type and rule. The stated symptoms instead indicate that one resource-level share removal does not remove independent directory and app grants.