Google Cloud Professional Collaboration Engineer — Question 32

The organization has conducted and completed Security Awareness Training (SAT) for all employees. As part of a new security policy, employees who did not complete the SAT have had their accounts suspended. The CTO has requested to be informed of any accounts that have been re-enabled to ensure no one is in violation of the new security policy.
What should you do?

Answer options

• A. Enable "Suspicious login" rule - Other Recipients: CTO
• B. Enable "Suspended user made active" rule - Other Recipients: CTO
• C. Enable "Email settings changed" rule - -Other Recipients: CTO
• D. Enable "Suspended user made active" rule and select "Deliver to" Super Administrator(s)

Correct answer: D

Explanation

The correct answer is D because it ensures that notifications about re-enabled accounts are sent not only to the CTO but also to the Super Administrators, who can take further action if necessary. Option A is incorrect as it focuses on suspicious logins, which is not relevant to account re-enablement. Option B, while it notifies the CTO, does not include Super Administrators for additional oversight. Option C is unrelated as it deals with changes to email settings rather than account status.