Which account type isolates deletions to that account, regardless of other accounts in the structure?

• A. Enterprise 2.0 accounts
• B. On-Your-Behalf accounts
• C. Lock-and-Publish accounts
• D. Agency and Agency Client accounts

Answer: (C)

Deletions being isolated to a single account in a multi-account setup is achieved by using a Lock-and-Publish model. This account type creates a boundary that prevents delete operations from cascading across the entire hierarchy. When an account is set to Lock-and-Publish, its contents can be changed or deleted locally without those deletions affecting other accounts, and any broader propagation of changes must be explicitly published. In other words, deletions stay contained within that account regardless of activity in other accounts or in the overall structure. The other account types describe governance or agency relationships, but they don’t inherently enforce this deletion isolation across the structure.