Question 1
Why is multi-factor authentication used in Zero Trust networks?
Question 2
What does 'implicit trust' in trusted zones imply?
Question 3
In Zero Trust workflow, after which step is access granted to a resource?
Question 4
What does entry point limitation refer to in Network Access Control?
Question 5
What is the primary function of the Control Plane in network security?
Question 6
What differentiates adaptive identity checks from standard credential verification?
Question 7
What is the role of the Policy Enforcement Point?
Question 8
Which plane operates at the real-time data movement level in network devices?
Question 9
How do security zones enhance network security?
Question 10
What type of authentication is emphasized in Zero Trust networks?
Question 11
Which type of devices decompose security devices into smaller functional planes?
Question 12
What is a primary characteristic of traditional network security?
Question 13
Which component in a Zero Trust model communicates access decisions to enforcement points?
Question 14
In adaptive identity, which factor is NOT typically considered?
Question 15
Under Zero Trust networks, what does the security model require for each resource access?