A company wants to establish separate AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS) keys to use for different AWS services. The company's security engineer created the following key policy to allow the infrastructure deployment team to create encrypted Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS) volumes by assuming the InfrastructueDeployment IAM role:
The security engineer recently discovered that IAM roles other than the InfrastructureDeployment role used this key for other services.
Which change to the policy should the security engineer make to resolve these issues?
A. In the statement block that contains the Sid "Allow use of the key", under the "Condition" block, change StringEquals to StringLike.
B. In the policy document, remove the statement block that contains the Sid "Enable IAM User Permissions". Add key management policies to the KMS policy.
C. In the statement block that contains the Sid "Allow use of the key", under the "Condition" block, change the kms:ViaService value to ec2.us-east-1.amazonaws.com.
D. In the policy document, add a new statement block that grants the kms:Disable* permission to the security engineer's IAM role.
The security engineer recently discovered that IAM roles other than the InfrastructureDeployment role used this key for other services.
Which change to the policy should the security engineer make to resolve these issues?
A. In the statement block that contains the Sid "Allow use of the key", under the "Condition" block, change StringEquals to StringLike.
B. In the policy document, remove the statement block that contains the Sid "Enable IAM User Permissions". Add key management policies to the KMS policy.
C. In the statement block that contains the Sid "Allow use of the key", under the "Condition" block, change the kms:ViaService value to ec2.us-east-1.amazonaws.com.
D. In the policy document, add a new statement block that grants the kms:Disable* permission to the security engineer's IAM role.