Zero trust - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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SC-900: Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals (2023/2024) Graded A+ Zero Trust A security model that assumes everything is on an open and untrusted network, even resources behind firewalls "Trust no one, verify everything" Zero trust guiding principles 1. Verify explicitly - authenticate/authorize based on all data points (e.g. identity, location, device, service, data classification, anomalies, etc.) 2. Least privileged access - limit with JIT/JEA, risk-based adaptive po...

What does Zero-Trust assume? - everything is on an open and untrusted network. On what principle does Zero-Trust operate? - "trust no one, verify everything" The 3 guiding principles of Zero-Trust - 1) Verify explicitly, 2) Least privileged access, 3) Assume breach Six foundational pillars of Zero-Trust - 1) Identities, 2) Devices, 3) Applications, 4) Data, 5) Infrastructure, 6) Networks What does the shared responsibility model identify? - which security tasks are handled by the clo...

PCCET 1 Exam Questions with Correct Answers Which type of traffic flows inside a data center? A. north-south B. east-west C. up-down D. egress traffic - Answer-B. east-west What is the name of the device used to secure a network's perimeter? A. switch B. hub C. modem D. firewall - Answer-D. firewall A Zero Trust network security model is based on which security principle? A. due diligence B. least privilege C. non-repudiation D. negative control - Answer-D. negati...

Physical Security Identity and Access Perimeter Network Compute Application Data - Answer- What are the 6 layers of Microsoft's Defense in Depth security approach? Verify explicitly Use lease privileged access Assume breach - Answer- What are the 3 Zero Trust principles? Global Data Protection Regulation - Answer- What does GDPR stand for? Data Breach Malware Phishing Denial of Service - Answer- What are 4 common security threats? Symmetrical Asymmetrical - Answer- Wh...

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A Zero Trust network security model is based on which security principle? - Least privilege Which capability of a Zero-Trust segmentation platform uses a combination of anti-malware, intrusion prevention, and cyberthreat prevention technologies to provide comprehensive protection against both known and unknown threats, including threats on mobile devices? - Cyberthreat protection True or False: The primary issue with a perimeter-based network security strategy in which countermeasures are d...

Describe the Zero-Trust methodology - Zero Trust assumes everything is on an open and untrusted network, even resources behind the firewalls of the corporate network. What is the Zero Trust model principle? - "Trust no one, verify everything" Regarding the Zero Trust Model, what are the principles which guide and underpin how security is implemented? - Verify explicitly, least privileged access, and assume breach. Describe what "Verify explicitly" means - Always authenticate and authori...