A company wants to implement Zero Trust but is concerned about user productivity. They want to enforce least-privilege access without requiring users to constantly re-authenticate. Which strategy best aligns with the Identity pillar?

Use a VPN to provide access without additional authentication.

Grant users broad access to avoid re-authentication.

Use single sign-on (SSO) with session risk-based re-authentication.

Require MFA for every access request.

A healthcare organization needs to protect sensitive patient data. They want to ensure that only authorized users can access specific data fields, and that data is encrypted both at rest and in transit. They also need to comply with regulations. Which combination of pillars is essential?

Devices, Network, and Automation & Orchestration

Applications & Data, Identity, and Network

Applications & Data, Devices, and Automation & Orchestration

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Identify the Pillars of Zero Trust ZERO-TRUST-DESIGN Practice Questions (Page 2)

Part of the Zero Trust Tenets and Pillars domain, which accounts for 14% of the ZERO-TRUST-DESIGN exam.

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6expert · hard
A company wants to implement Zero Trust but is concerned about user productivity. They want to enforce least-privilege access without requiring users to constantly re-authenticate. Which strategy best aligns with the Identity pillar?
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7application · medium
An organization wants to prevent compromised endpoints from accessing internal resources. They plan to check device compliance and health before granting access. Which pillar should be the primary focus of this initiative?
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8foundation · easy
Which pillar focuses on protecting workloads and sensitive data through granular access controls and encryption?
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9expert · hard
A healthcare organization needs to protect sensitive patient data. They want to ensure that only authorized users can access specific data fields, and that data is encrypted both at rest and in transit. They also need to comply with regulations. Which combination of pillars is essential?
Select an answer first
10application · medium
A company wants to limit lateral movement within its network by creating micro-perimeters around sensitive workloads. Which pillar is primarily responsible for this segmentation?
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Questions 6–10

A company wants to implement Zero Trust but is concerned about user productivity. They want to enforce least-privilege access without requiring users to constantly re-authenticate. Which strategy best aligns with the Identity pillar?

An organization wants to prevent compromised endpoints from accessing internal resources. They plan to check device compliance and health before granting access. Which pillar should be the primary focus of this initiative?

Which pillar focuses on protecting workloads and sensitive data through granular access controls and encryption?

A healthcare organization needs to protect sensitive patient data. They want to ensure that only authorized users can access specific data fields, and that data is encrypted both at rest and in transit. They also need to comply with regulations. Which combination of pillars is essential?

A company wants to limit lateral movement within its network by creating micro-perimeters around sensitive workloads. Which pillar is primarily responsible for this segmentation?

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