A resource group contains 100 virtual machines. An initiative named Initiative1, which contains multiple policy definitions, is assigned to the resource group. To determine which resources do NOT match the policy definitions in Initiative1, which action should you take?

To determine which resources do not match the policy definitions in Initiative1, you should view the compliance status of the policy assignment. The "Compliance" section within the Azure Policy blade (accessible from the Azure Active Directory admin center or directly via Azure Policy) provides a detailed overview of which resources are compliant or non-compliant with assigned policies and initiatives. It shows the compliance state for each policy definition within an initiative and the specific resources that are out of compliance. Incorrect options: Viewing the Regulatory compliance assessment in Azure Security Center focuses on industry standards and benchmarks, not direct Azure Policy initiative compliance. Viewing the Secure Score in Azure Security Center provides a high-level security posture score based on recommendations, not detailed policy compliance. Selecting "Assignments" in the Policy blade shows the list of policy and initiative assignments but does not display the compliance status of those assignments.