問題文
Two admins argue about whether to make several people Primary Owner "so the company is never locked out." What is the sound way to reconcile continuity with security?
選択肢
- There is a single Primary Owner, so plan for continuity by keeping the transfer process known and assigning enough owner-level people, rather than trying to create multiple Primary Owners.
- Give every member owner rights to avoid lockout, so that anybody at all can take over billing and top-level control the moment it is needed by the company.
- Create several Primary Owners at once, because a workspace supports many simultaneous Primary Owners and spreading that top role across as many people as possible is the only way to guarantee the company is never locked out of its own workspace under any scenario.
- Never assign any owners at all so that no one can ever be locked out, and a workspace with no owner can never reach a state where a departing person takes the top role away with them on the way out of the company.