CS0-003 · Question #461
An organization is planning to adopt a zero-trust architecture. Which of the following is most aligned with this approach?
The correct answer is A. Network segmentation to separate sensitive systems from the rest of the network. Network segmentation supports zero-trust principles by ensuring sensitive systems are isolated and access is restricted based on identity, role, and context. Unlike traditional models, zero-trust architecture does not automatically trust authenticated users or internal network…
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An organization is planning to adopt a zero-trust architecture. Which of the following is most aligned with this approach?
Options
- ANetwork segmentation to separate sensitive systems from the rest of the network.
- BWhitelisting specific IP addresses that are allowed to access the network.
- CTrusting users who successfully authenticate once with multifactor authentication.
- DAutomatically trusting internal network communications over external traffic.
How the community answered
(21 responses)- A71% (15)
- B5% (1)
- C19% (4)
- D5% (1)
Explanation
Network segmentation supports zero-trust principles by ensuring sensitive systems are isolated and access is restricted based on identity, role, and context. Unlike traditional models, zero-trust architecture does not automatically trust authenticated users or internal network traffic. It enforces strict access controls to minimize risk.
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