To ensure security and operations teams have the appropriate access to logs in a hybrid cloud infrastructure, which configuration is recommended?

Configuring Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) Conditional Access policies is a recommended approach for managing access to logs in a hybrid cloud infrastructure. These policies allow organizations to enforce specific conditions under which users can access resources, including logs. By utilizing Conditional Access, you can set rules based on user identities, device compliance, location, and other criteria. This ensures that only authorized individuals have access to sensitive information while maintaining a balance between usability and security.

In a hybrid cloud environment, where resources may exist both on-premises and in the cloud, it's crucial to have a granular and adaptable access control mechanism. Conditional Access provides that flexibility, allowing security and operations teams to access the logs they need based on real-time assessments of the context surrounding their access requests. This is particularly important to promote security best practices, minimizing the risk of unauthorized access, and ensuring compliance with regulations.

The other options, while important for overall security, do not directly address the specific need to manage access to logs effectively in the context of hybrid cloud setups. Azure Firewall focuses on network security and does not manage user access to logs. Implementing VPN connections enhances connection security but may not provide necessary controls on who can access logs after the connection is established. Enabling Multi-Factor Authentication (