Describe Progression from Traditional to Optimal Stage/phase ZERO-TRUST-DESIGN Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11foundation · easy

   What characterizes the 'advanced' stage in the progression to Zero Trust?

   • AComplete elimination of all perimeter defenses.
   • BFull implementation of Zero Trust principles across all resources.
   • CPartial implementation of Zero Trust controls, such as identity-based access for some applications.
   • DNo change from the traditional model.
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2. 12foundation · easy

   Which feature is characteristic of the optimal Zero Trust stage?

   • AAll users are granted broad access to the network once they authenticate.
   • BSecurity policies are based on static network segments.
   • CSecurity is focused solely on the network perimeter.
   • DAccess decisions are made dynamically based on identity, device, and context.
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4. 13foundation · easy

   Which principle is central to the Zero Trust model?

   • ATrust is granted based on the user's network location.
   • BTrust is established once and maintained for the session.
   • CTrust is based on the strength of the perimeter defenses.
   • DNever trust, always verify.
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5. 14foundation · easy

   Why is it important to consider user experience when implementing a Zero Trust roadmap?

   • ATo ensure that security controls do not create excessive friction for users.
   • BTo reduce the number of security policies required.
   • CTo eliminate the need for multi-factor authentication.
   • DTo ensure that all users have the same level of access.
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6. 15application · medium

   A mid-sized company wants to transition from a traditional perimeter-based model to Zero Trust. The security team has limited budget and wants to minimize disruption to daily operations. They have identified the need to protect sensitive customer data and support remote access. Which first step in the implementation roadmap is most appropriate?

   • AImmediately replace the corporate firewall with a Zero Trust network access solution.
   • BRequire all employees to use new devices that meet strict security standards before any other changes.
   • CDisable all VPN access to force users onto a new access model.
   • DIdentify and classify the most critical data and applications, then define access policies for those resources.
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