What is a description of microsegmentation?

The correct answer is B. Environments apply a zero-trust model and specify how applications on different servers or. Microsegmentation is a zero-trust security approach that enforces fine-grained access controls between workloads, such as applications running on different servers or containers. It allows organizations to define specific communication rules based on identity, context, or behavio

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AEnvironments deploy a container orchestration platform, such as Kubernetes, to manage the
BEnvironments apply a zero-trust model and specify how applications on different servers or
CEnvironments deploy centrally managed host-based firewall rules on each server or container.
DEnvironments implement private VLAN segmentation to group servers with similar applications.

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Microsegmentation is a zero-trust security approach that enforces fine-grained access controls between workloads, such as applications running on different servers or containers. It allows organizations to define specific communication rules based on identity, context, or behavior, ensuring that only authorized traffic is permitted - even within the same network segment. This approach helps minimize lateral movement by attackers and improves overall security posture in dynamic environments like data centers and cloud platforms.

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