A global company stores sensitive data across AWS Regions in Amazon S3 buckets and adds millions of objects daily. The company wants to identify all S3 buckets that are not versioning-enabled across Regions. Which solution meets these requirements?

Amazon S3 Storage Lens is a storage analytics feature that provides organization-wide visibility into object storage usage and activity. It offers a dashboard to visualize and analyze storage metrics, including bucket-level configurations like versioning status across all AWS Regions. This makes it the most suitable tool for identifying S3 buckets without versioning enabled across a global company's AWS accounts. AWS CloudTrail records API calls and related events, but it doesn't provide a direct, aggregated view of bucket configurations like versioning status across all buckets in an account or organization. IAM Access Analyzer for S3 focuses on analyzing access policies to S3 buckets, not their configuration settings like versioning. An S3 Multi-Region Access Point simplifies access to data across multiple buckets in different Regions but does not provide analytics or configuration auditing capabilities.