What are two result of utilizing a fragmented security model? (Choose two.)

Individual components pieced together directly defines what fragmentation is - using disparate, non-integrated tools from multiple vendors that were not designed to share telemetry or context, leaving gaps where threats can slip through between security layers.

Increased identity controls is a benefit of a mature, integrated security architecture, not a result of fragmentation.

Reduced malicious file risk through segmentation is a deliberate design goal achieved by intentional network segmentation strategies, not a byproduct of a fragmented model.

Decreased network accessibility through multiple applications is not a recognized outcome of fragmentation and misrepresents how fragmented models behave.

Decreased visibility and limited understanding of security coverage is an inherent consequence of fragmented tools because each solution operates in isolation without shared dashboards or correlated alerting, making it impossible for security teams to assess their overall posture.