A water-quality storage account has a working Private Endpoint, but public network access is still Enabled from all networks. What judgment should the security engineer apply?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Private Endpoint plus “all networks” still leaves the public VIP open for business. Flip public access to Disabled—or tightly selected—so private is actually private.
Full Explanation
A Private Endpoint provides a private path but does not by itself disable the public endpoint. Setting public network access to Disabled (or to selected networks that no longer expose the Internet broadly) ensures clients are steered to the Private Endpoint. Access tier changes and removing the Private Endpoint do not achieve private-only exposure. Leaving all networks enabled keeps Internet reachability to the public VIP.