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Who can reach what — and through which trust.

Relationships and reachability across the whole estate. Who can assume what, through which trust, to reach which resource — resolved through the full scope hierarchy, not read off a single assignment. The depth that makes every other answer credible.

Inheritance

Privilege inherits downward. So we resolve the whole hierarchy.

An assignment names one scope. It grants everything beneath it. Resolving that hierarchy correctly is the difference between a picture that reassures and a picture that is true.

rank 4 Management group /providers/Microsoft.Management/… Every subscription beneath it
rank 3 Subscription /subscriptions/{id} Every resource group and resource inside
rank 2 Resource group /subscriptions/{id}/resourceGroups/… Every resource in the group
rank 1 Resource …/providers/Microsoft.Storage/… That resource only

Every edge is attributed

Direct assignment · group membership · nested group · inherited scope · federated trust · PIM-eligible activation. An edge we cannot attribute is an edge we do not draw.

Eligibility counts

A PIM-eligible role that is not currently active is still reach — it is one activation away. Treating it as zero is how standing privilege hides.

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