1.5 Implement Continuous Monitoring and Analytics of Zero Trust Environment NETWORK-SECURITY-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 6)

Questions 26–28

1. 26foundation · easy

   What is a key benefit of feeding analytics results back into the zero trust policy lifecycle?

   • AIt allows policies to evolve based on observed threats and behaviors
   • BIt ensures policies are identical across all environments
   • CIt guarantees that all future attacks will be prevented
   • DIt reduces the need for security training for users
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2. 27application · medium

   A company is transitioning to a zero trust architecture and wants to establish a continuous monitoring program. The security team needs to ensure that monitoring covers all critical components, including identity, devices, network, and applications. Which approach best ensures comprehensive coverage?

   • ADeploy monitoring tools that collect telemetry from each component and integrate the data into a central platform
   • BFocus monitoring on network traffic only, as it provides the most complete picture
   • CUse periodic manual audits of each component
   • DRely on endpoint agents to collect all necessary telemetry
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3. 28foundation · easy

   How can monitoring analytics support automated response actions in a zero trust environment?

   • ABy ignoring alerts that do not match known signatures
   • BBy requiring users to confirm their identity before any response is executed
   • CBy manually reviewing every alert before any action is taken
   • DBy triggering predefined actions such as isolating a compromised device
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