Develop a Zero Trust Implementation Roadmap ZERO-TRUST-DESIGN Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11foundation · easy

   How does an iterative approach support continuous improvement in a Zero Trust implementation?

   • ABy implementing all controls at once to avoid feedback loops
   • BBy relying solely on vendor documentation for improvements
   • CBy freezing the roadmap after the first phase
   • DBy using feedback from each increment to refine subsequent phases
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2. 12foundation · easy

   When prioritizing Zero Trust initiatives, why is it important to consider dependencies between initiatives?

   • ABecause dependencies determine the total budget for the program
   • BBecause some initiatives cannot be effective until prerequisite controls are in place
   • CBecause dependencies are required to satisfy regulatory compliance
   • DBecause dependencies ensure that all initiatives are implemented simultaneously
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4. 13foundation · easy

   Which factor should be given the most weight when prioritizing Zero Trust initiatives?

   • AThe risk reduction potential for the most critical assets
   • BThe number of employees who will be affected by the change
   • CThe popularity of the technology among security vendors
   • DThe ease of implementation regardless of risk
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5. 14application · medium

   A utility company is defining its Zero Trust roadmap phases. The project manager wants to ensure that each phase has clear deliverables and that the team can adapt to new threats. Which roadmap structure best supports this goal?

   • AA phased roadmap with defined milestones and a review point at the end of each phase to adjust the plan.
   • BA single, detailed project plan with no changes allowed after the initial approval.
   • CA roadmap that only lists the final goal and leaves all intermediate steps undefined.
   • DA roadmap that prioritizes speed over all other factors, with no formal review points.
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6. 15foundation · easy

   Which is an example of a measurable Key Performance Indicator (KPI) for a Zero Trust implementation?

   • APercentage of applications protected by microsegmentation
   • BThe number of security vendors used
   • CThe overall security posture of the organization
   • DThe amount of time spent in security meetings
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