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3.4 Explain How Next-Generation Trust Security (NGTS) Supports Identity Governance, Trust Relationships, and Adaptive Security Decisions Across the Enterprise Platform NETWORK-SECURITY-PROFESSIONAL Practice Questions (Page 3)
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A company is setting up NGTS to manage access for a partner organization. The partner uses a different identity provider (IdP). The security team wants to establish a trust relationship so that partner users can access the company's applications. The partner's IdP will assert the user's identity and group memberships. What is the most important configuration to ensure this trust relationship is secure?
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Which of the following is an example of context that NGTS might use to make an adaptive security decision?
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A company is using NGTS to manage access to a legacy application that does not support modern authentication protocols like SAML or OIDC. The security team wants to enable SSO for this application. What is the most appropriate approach?
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What is the primary purpose of adaptive security decisions in NGTS?
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An organization uses NGTS to manage access to a partner portal. The trust relationship between NGTS and the partner's identity provider is established via SAML. A partner user attempts to access the portal, but the access is denied. The NGTS logs show that the SAML assertion is valid, but the user's device posture is unknown. What is the most likely reason for the denial?
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