Which of the following correctly lists the five pillars of a Zero Trust architecture?

Identity, Access, Network, Workloads, Monitoring

Identity, Devices, Network, Applications & Data, Automation & Orchestration

Perimeter, Users, Endpoints, Network, Data

Users, Devices, Network, Applications, Analytics

A company wants to protect its internal network by segmenting traffic between different departments and encrypting data flows. Which two pillars are primarily involved?

Network and Applications & Data

Applications & Data and Automation & Orchestration

A multinational corporation is designing a Zero Trust architecture. They have diverse requirements: strong authentication, device compliance, network segmentation, data protection, and automated response. Which approach best ensures all pillars are effectively implemented?

Prioritize the Identity pillar and rely on it for all security controls.

Implement each pillar independently with separate teams and tools.

Use a single vendor solution that claims to cover all pillars.

Integrate the pillars through a common policy engine and shared telemetry.

In the Identity pillar, what does 'least-privilege access' mean?

Users receive only the permissions necessary to perform their job functions

Access is granted based on the user's seniority in the organization

All users are granted the same level of access to simplify management

Users are granted access to all resources once they pass initial authentication

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Identify the Pillars of Zero Trust ZERO-TRUST-DESIGN Practice Questions (Page 3)

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

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11foundation · easy
Which of the following correctly lists the five pillars of a Zero Trust architecture?
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12application · medium
A company wants to protect its internal network by segmenting traffic between different departments and encrypting data flows. Which two pillars are primarily involved?
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13expert · hard
A multinational corporation is designing a Zero Trust architecture. They have diverse requirements: strong authentication, device compliance, network segmentation, data protection, and automated response. Which approach best ensures all pillars are effectively implemented?
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14application · medium
A retail company needs to protect customer payment data both at rest and in transit. They also want to enforce granular access controls on this data. Which pillar is primarily responsible for these protections?
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15foundation · easy
In the Identity pillar, what does 'least-privilege access' mean?
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