A software company needs to provide secure access to a set of APIs for external partners. The partners will access the APIs from their own systems, and the company does not want to install any software on the partners' servers. Which SDP deployment model best fits this requirement?

Server-gateway model, where the SDP gateway is placed in front of the APIs and partners authenticate via a web portal.

Client-gateway model, where each partner installs an SDP client on their servers.

Client-server model, where both the client and server are managed by the company.

Gateway-only model, where the gateway is deployed without a controller.

An organization is adopting Zero Trust principles and wants to ensure that users can only access the specific applications they need, and only when their access is explicitly authorized. Which SDP feature directly supports this principle?

The SDP gateway performs deep packet inspection on all traffic to detect malware.

The SDP client encrypts all traffic between the user and the gateway.

The SDP controller authenticates the user and then dynamically grants access only to the applications the user is permitted to use.

The SDP gateway hides the application from unauthorized users by not responding to connection attempts.

How does enhanced identity governance contribute to dynamic access decisions in a Zero Trust architecture?

By replacing all other security controls.

By storing all access decisions in a static database.

By granting permanent access to all resources after initial authentication.

By providing real-time identity context and policy information to access enforcement points.

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Which Zero Trust principle is most directly supported by the SDP's ability to hide network resources from unauthorized users?
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An organization is adopting Zero Trust principles and wants to ensure that users can only access the specific applications they need, and only when their access is explicitly authorized. Which SDP feature directly supports this principle?
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Which Zero Trust principle is most directly supported by the SDP's ability to hide network resources from unauthorized users?

A software company needs to provide secure access to a set of APIs for external partners. The partners will access the APIs from their own systems, and the company does not want to install any software on the partners' servers. Which SDP deployment model best fits this requirement?

An organization is adopting Zero Trust principles and wants to ensure that users can only access the specific applications they need, and only when their access is explicitly authorized. Which SDP feature directly supports this principle?

How does enhanced identity governance contribute to dynamic access decisions in a Zero Trust architecture?

In which SDP deployment model is the SDP client software installed on a server rather than on an end-user device?

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