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What is the core principle behind the Zero Trust security model?
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Who is credited with founding the Zero Trust philosophy?
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In Zero Trust, access decisions should be based on identity, context, and ______ rather than network location.
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What does Zero Trust assume about the network environment?
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Which statements describe Zero Trust tenets? (Choose two.)
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In Zero Trust terminology, what is a protect surface?
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How does Zero Trust differ from traditional perimeter security?
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What problem did Zero Trust originally aim to solve?
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Which outcomes are stated benefits of adopting Zero Trust? (Choose two.)
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DRAG DROP
Match each NIST SP 800-207 component to its function.
Items to match: Policy Decision Point, Policy Enforcement Point, Policy Administrator, Control Plane Signals.
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Which inputs feed the Policy Decision Point's trust algorithm? (Choose two.)
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Match each SDP component to its role.
Items to match: SDP Controller, Initiating Host, Accepting Host, Single Packet Authorization.
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