A company is implementing Zero Trust. They want to ensure that a user's access to a resource is based on a combination of factors, including their identity, the security posture of their device, and the sensitivity of the data they are trying to access. Which component of the Zero Trust architecture is being used to bring these factors together for a single access decision?

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A company is implementing Zero Trust. They want to ensure that a user's access to a resource is based on a combination of factors, including their identity, the security posture of their device, and the sensitivity of the data they are trying to access. Which component of the Zero Trust architecture is being used to bring these factors together for a single access decision?
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