A company's network team has always relied on a strong firewall at the internet edge and a VPN for remote access. After a breach, they want to adopt a Zero Trust model. Which change best reflects a core shift from their traditional approach?

Keep the firewall but add more rules to block known malicious IP addresses.

Require multi-factor authentication for all users, including those already on the corporate network.

Increase the frequency of vulnerability scans on internal servers.

Move all applications to a public cloud provider to improve security.

In a Zero Trust model, what is the default trust level for any access request?

Trusted if the request originates from within the corporate network.

Trusted if the user has valid credentials.

Trusted if the request comes from a known device.

A company wants to enforce least privilege access for its employees. They have a mix of on-premises and cloud applications. Which approach best aligns with Zero Trust principles?

Grant access to all applications and rely on monitoring to detect misuse.

Grant all employees the same level of access to simplify management.

Grant access based on the user's seniority in the company.

Use role-based access control (RBAC) to grant only the permissions each role requires.

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A company wants to ensure that sensitive data is only accessible to authorized users and that access is logged. Which two pillars are most directly involved?
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A company wants to enforce least privilege access for its employees. They have a mix of on-premises and cloud applications. Which approach best aligns with Zero Trust principles?
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A company's network team has always relied on a strong firewall at the internet edge and a VPN for remote access. After a breach, they want to adopt a Zero Trust model. Which change best reflects a core shift from their traditional approach?

A company wants to ensure that sensitive data is only accessible to authorized users and that access is logged. Which two pillars are most directly involved?

In a Zero Trust model, what is the default trust level for any access request?

A company wants to enforce least privilege access for its employees. They have a mix of on-premises and cloud applications. Which approach best aligns with Zero Trust principles?

A security team is designing a Zero Trust architecture and wants to ensure that a compromised device cannot access other resources. Which tenet should guide their design?

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