What types of access can be defined in Azure for your data?

The chosen answer highlights the specific types of access that can be defined for data in Azure. In Azure, data access controls are essential for security and management, and the access levels outlined here—read-only access, read-write access, and owner privilege—reflect typical roles assigned to users interacting with data.

Read-only access allows users to view data without making any changes, which is critical for safeguarding sensitive information while still enabling visibility. Read-write access permits users not only to view but also to modify the data, offering them flexibility for tasks such as data analysis or data entry. Owner privilege typically grants all permissions, allowing the user to read, write, and manage the data, including the ability to change access rights for others.

Each of these access types directly corresponds to common roles found within data management and contributes to upholding the principle of least privilege—where users are granted only the permissions necessary to perform their tasks. This classification is crucial in Azure, where data security and compliance are paramount.

The other choices do not reflect common access controls associated with Azure data management. For instance, admin, user, and guest access refer more to Azure role-based access control (RBAC) levels rather than specific data access rights. Full access, limited access, and no