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 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16application · medium

   A company is using NGTS to manage access to a set of internal and external applications. The security team wants to establish a trust relationship with a new SaaS application that supports OIDC. What is the first step in establishing this trust relationship?

   • ARegister the SaaS application with NGTS as a trusted application.
   • BConfigure the SaaS application to use the same password as the enterprise directory.
   • CCreate a user account in the SaaS application for every user.
   • DConfigure the SaaS application to use a different authentication protocol.
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2. 17application · medium

   A global enterprise uses NGTS to manage access for a workforce that frequently travels between regions. The security team has configured NGTS to evaluate user identity, device posture, and location context for every access request. A traveling employee attempts to access a sensitive financial application from a new device in a country where the company has no office. The access request is denied even though the user's identity and credentials are valid. What is the most likely reason for this denial?

   • AThe access request is evaluated against a policy that denies access from unmanaged locations or regions without a corporate presence.
   • BThe user's account is locked due to multiple failed authentication attempts from the new device.
   • CThe user's identity is not synchronized to the NGTS identity store from the enterprise directory.
   • DThe user's device posture score is below the minimum threshold required by the adaptive policy.
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4. 18foundation · easy

   Which of the following best describes how NGTS manages user identities and access policies across the enterprise platform?

   • ABy delegating all access decisions to the user's local device
   • BBy centralizing identity management and enforcing consistent access policies across all integrated services
   • CBy using only static, role-based access control without considering user context
   • DBy requiring each application to maintain its own separate identity database
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5. 19expert · hard

   A security administrator is configuring NGTS for a hybrid workforce. The company has a policy that requires a higher level of assurance for access to sensitive data. The administrator wants to implement a policy that requires step-up authentication when a user accesses sensitive data from an unmanaged device, but not when the device is managed. Which NGTS feature should the administrator use to achieve this?

   • AConfigure a conditional access policy that evaluates device posture and applies step-up authentication for unmanaged devices.
   • BConfigure a network firewall rule to block access from unmanaged devices.
   • CConfigure a group policy to enforce device encryption on all managed devices.
   • DConfigure a VPN requirement for all users accessing sensitive data.
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6. 20foundation · easy

   What is a key benefit of NGTS integrating with other platform components for adaptive security?

   • AIt reduces the need for security monitoring
   • BIt allows all components to operate independently without sharing data
   • CIt enables the platform to share context and risk information across components for more informed decisions
   • DIt eliminates the need for user authentication
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