An organization is implementing Zero Trust and wants to ensure that a compromised workstation cannot be used to access the entire network. Which combination of tenets and principles best addresses this?

Assume breach and implement micro-segmentation to limit lateral movement.

Use a VPN for all remote access and enforce strong passwords.

Deploy a next-generation firewall at the network perimeter.

Implement continuous verification and require MFA for all users.

What does the 'assume breach' tenet of Zero Trust imply?

The organization should plan for the possibility that a breach has already occurred.

The network is already compromised and must be rebuilt.

All data should be encrypted at rest and in transit.

Security controls should focus only on preventing external attacks.

A company currently uses a VPN for remote access and trusts all users once they are connected. They want to move to a Zero Trust model. Which statement best describes the key difference they need to understand?

Zero Trust verifies each access request, while traditional VPNs trust the connection.

Zero Trust requires more complex passwords than traditional VPNs.

Zero Trust only applies to remote users.

Zero Trust eliminates the need for firewalls.

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A company wants to ensure that its security policies are consistently applied across all environments. Which pillar is most directly responsible for this?
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What does the 'assume breach' tenet of Zero Trust imply?
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A company currently uses a VPN for remote access and trusts all users once they are connected. They want to move to a Zero Trust model. Which statement best describes the key difference they need to understand?
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Which Zero Trust pillar focuses on ensuring that only authorized users can access applications?

An organization is implementing Zero Trust and wants to ensure that a compromised workstation cannot be used to access the entire network. Which combination of tenets and principles best addresses this?

A company wants to ensure that its security policies are consistently applied across all environments. Which pillar is most directly responsible for this?

What does the 'assume breach' tenet of Zero Trust imply?

A company currently uses a VPN for remote access and trusts all users once they are connected. They want to move to a Zero Trust model. Which statement best describes the key difference they need to understand?

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