Microsoft Azure Security Technologies (AZ-500)

How can the failure to enable token encryption for an app be rectified?

1. Check and modify the related API permissions

2. Ensure the app is added as an enterprise application in Azure AD

3. Request the account administrator's assistance

4. Assign a more advanced role to Admin1

The correct answer is: Ensure the app is added as an enterprise application in Azure AD

Enabling token encryption for an app is crucial for securing tokens during transmission and ensuring that the application only accepts secure, encrypted tokens. The correct way to address this failure is to ensure the app is added as an enterprise application in Azure Active Directory (Azure AD). By adding the app as an enterprise application, it becomes part of the central identity management system offered by Azure AD. This integration provides the necessary configuration options to enforce security policies, including token encryption. Moreover, enterprise applications leverage Azure AD's built-in features for authentication, which can include securing tokens by using encryption protocols. When an application is registered as an enterprise application, it gains access to several security features and controls that help enhance the protection of sensitive operations like token issuance and validation. This step is essential to making sure the app adheres to organizational security requirements and best practices. The other options may relate to different aspects of app management or user permissions but do not directly address the requirement for enabling token encryption. For instance, modifying API permissions, requesting an administrator's assistance, or assigning a more advanced role would not specifically rectify the failure to enable token encryption itself. The focus should be on the integration of the app within Azure AD to ensure that all necessary security functionalities, including token encryption, can