Which approach best stops unapproved access to a Studio Project?

Which approach best stops unapproved access to a Studio Project?

• A. Delete The Project
• B. Move The Project To Another Folder
• C. Check "Restrict Users" In Project Settings
• D. Change Password

Answer: (C)

Controlling who can join and view a Studio Project is handled at the project level with access controls. Enabling Restrict Users in the Project Settings is the best way to stop unapproved access because it makes the project invite-only or limits membership to specific, approved users. Once this is turned on, only those you’ve granted access can open and work in the project, preventing others from entering even if they know the project exists. This approach is precise and non-destructive. Deleting the project would shut everything down and lose data. Moving it to another folder might hide it, but doesn’t enforce who can access the project. Changing a password affects a Studio account credential and isn’t a targeted way to manage access to a specific project.

Controlling who can join and view a Studio Project is handled at the project level with access controls. Enabling Restrict Users in the Project Settings is the best way to stop unapproved access because it makes the project invite-only or limits membership to specific, approved users. Once this is turned on, only those you’ve granted access can open and work in the project, preventing others from entering even if they know the project exists.

This approach is precise and non-destructive. Deleting the project would shut everything down and lose data. Moving it to another folder might hide it, but doesn’t enforce who can access the project. Changing a password affects a Studio account credential and isn’t a targeted way to manage access to a specific project.