In a hybrid Zero Trust architecture, which component is primarily responsible for making dynamic access decisions based on user, device, and context signals?

The data loss prevention (DLP) system

Which approach is most effective for enforcing consistent Zero Trust policies across hybrid environments?

Using a centralized policy management platform that distributes policies to all enforcement points

Manually configuring each environment's security tools with the same settings

Using a different policy engine for each environment to accommodate local variations

Applying policies only to cloud resources and relying on the network perimeter for on-premises

In a hybrid environment, which technology is commonly used to implement micro-segmentation across both on-premises and cloud workloads?

Physical network firewalls placed at each segment boundary

Software-defined networking (SDN) and security policies that are centrally managed

Network address translation (NAT) to hide internal IP addresses

Virtual LANs (VLANs) configured on physical switches

A company wants to automatically respond to security incidents in their hybrid environment. For example, if a user's device is compromised, they want to immediately revoke access and isolate the device. Which approach is most aligned with Zero Trust automation?

Use a security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR) platform that integrates with identity and endpoint protection tools to trigger automated responses based on threat intelligence.

Manually revoke access and isolate devices after reviewing alerts from the SIEM.

Set up email alerts to notify security staff, who then decide on the appropriate action.

Configure the cloud provider's native auto-remediation policies only for cloud resources.

What is the primary goal of micro-segmentation in a hybrid network environment?

To increase network speed by reducing the number of network devices

To simplify network management by consolidating all workloads into a single segment

To replace the need for firewalls in the network

To isolate workloads and limit lateral movement by creating granular security zones

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A company wants to automatically respond to security incidents in their hybrid environment. For example, if a user's device is compromised, they want to immediately revoke access and isolate the device. Which approach is most aligned with Zero Trust automation?
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