What is the core assumption of Zero Trust?
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- ○ Never trust, always verify access
- ○ Trust internal network users
- ○ Verify once at perimeter only
- ○ Trust devices by default
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What is the core assumption of Zero Trust?
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Which NIST publication defines Zero Trust Architecture?
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Which of these is one of the seven NIST Zero Trust tenets?
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What are the pillars in the CISA Zero Trust Maturity Model?
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What does 'assume breach' change in design?
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Which principle limits a compromised account's damage?
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Which two are Zero Trust tenets/practices? (Choose two.)
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Which two limit lateral movement? (Choose two.)
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Which two are CISA maturity model pillars? (Choose two.)
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DRAG DROP
Match each ZTA component with its role.
Items to match: Policy Decision Point, Policy Enforcement Point, Policy engine, Trust algorithm.

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Zero Trust's core mantra is 'never trust, always ______'.
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DRAG DROP
Match each design approach with its focus.
Items to match: Identity-centric design, Data-centric design, Network microsegmentation, Device trust design.

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