Evaluate the underlined text: "Azure Key Vault is used to store secrets for Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) user accounts." If the underlined text is correct, select 'No change is needed'. If it is incorrect, choose the option that corrects the statement.

Azure Key Vault is designed to securely store and manage cryptographic keys, secrets (like API keys, connection strings, and passwords), and certificates. It is primarily used by applications and services, such as server applications, to retrieve these secrets during runtime without embedding them directly in code. This enhances security by centralizing secret management and reducing the risk of exposure. Azure AD user accounts do not directly store their secrets in Key Vault; Azure AD manages user identities and authentication. While Azure AD administrative accounts might use secrets stored in Key Vault for specific automation tasks, it's not their primary storage. Personally Identifiable Information (PII) is data about individuals and is typically stored in databases or data stores, not directly in Key Vault, although Key Vault could protect encryption keys for such data.