Which roles must the account onboarding the device belong to?

The correct response emphasizes the necessity for the account onboarding the device to have specific privileges associated with organizational security, compliance, and global administration tasks.

Roles like Global Administrator often have comprehensive oversight and can configure security settings, manage users, and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. Security roles are critical for implementing protection measures, monitoring security policies, and responding to threats, while Compliance roles ensure that the organization adheres to necessary standards and mandates for data protection and policy enforcement.

These roles collectively enable the onboarding account to properly manage and maintain the security and compliance of devices integrated into the organization's ecosystem. Having these roles ensures that the onboarding process is complied with all necessary protocols and policies, safeguarding both the device and the overall organizational data landscape.

The other role combinations listed do not align as closely with the specific responsibilities associated with data protection, onboarding, or compliance, which are essential in the context of managing devices within the Microsoft information protection framework.