Zero Trust Management

Zero trust model says.......

• 1. a) Keep a trust on your own actions

• b) Keep trust on your own tools

• c) Have no trust on anything, just evaluate and confirm

• d) None of the above

In a zero trust architecture, which of the following is a key principle?

• d) None of the above

• c) Trust all internal users

• b) Assume breach and verify

• 1. a) Trust but verify

What is the primary goal of implementing a zero trust security model?

• d) To reduce costs

• c) To increase user trust

• b) To enhance data protection and minimize risk

• 1. a) To simplify network management

Which technology is commonly associated with zero trust security?

• d) Antivirus software

• c) Firewalls

• b) Multi-factor authentication

• 1. a) VPNs

What is a significant benefit of adopting a zero trust security approach?

• 1. a) Reduced need for security training

• b) Simplified compliance with regulations

• c) Enhanced visibility and control over user access

• d) Increased operational costs

Which of the following best describes the concept of 'least privilege' in a zero trust model?

• b) Allowing users to access resources based on their role

• d) Granting all users full access to resources

• 1. a) Trusting users based on their location

• c) Providing users with the minimum level of access necessary

In the context of zero trust, what does the term 'micro-segmentation' refer to?

• b) A technique to simplify network architecture

• c) Dividing a network into smaller, isolated segments for better security

• 1. a) A strategy to enhance user experience

• d) A method to increase network speed

Which of the following is a common challenge when implementing a zero trust security model?

• d) Reduced need for monitoring

• c) Simplified access controls

• b) Higher user satisfaction

• a) Increased complexity in network management

What role does continuous monitoring play in a zero trust architecture?

• c) It only focuses on external threats

• b) It helps in identifying and responding to threats in real-time

• a) It is optional and not necessary

• d) It is primarily for compliance purposes

Which of the following technologies is often used to enforce policies in a zero trust environment?

• c) Identity and Access Management (IAM) solutions

• b) Traditional firewalls

• a) Data Loss Prevention (DLP) tools

• d) Basic antivirus software