D-ZT-DS-23 Braindumps PDF, EMC D-ZT-DS-23 Exam Cram [Q39-Q54]

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D-ZT-DS-23 Braindumps PDF, EMC D-ZT-DS-23 Exam Cram

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NO.39 How many foundational pillars does the Zero Trust model typically include?

Two

Three

Five

Seven

NO.40 What marks the progression from a traditional security stage to an optimal Zero Trust phase?

Decreased reliance on network perimeter security

Sole reliance on antivirus software

Use of a single firewall for all security needs

Manual user verification processes

NO.41 What are two Zero Trust Architecture design phase outputs?
(Select 2)

Strategic capabilities implementation blueprint

Gap analysis reports

Strategy planning guide

Organization-wide assets and resources inventory

NO.42 Which of the following are key considerations in the design of a data-centric Zero Trust model?
(Select two)

Classifying data based on sensitivity and value

Implementing a perimeter-based security model

Regularly auditing and updating data access policies

Ensuring physical security of all data centers only

NO.43 What is the primary goal of automation and orchestration in security?

Reducing the need for manual processes

Enhancing the complexity of tasks

Increasing operational inefficiencies

Increasing manual intervention

NO.44 Zero Trust Adoption involves layers focusing on:

External threats exclusively

Migrating all data to the cloud without security assessments

Integrating security into every layer of technology

Increasing physical office security

NO.45 What is the core principle of Zero Trust security?

Trust all users inside the network perimeter.

Verify identity only at the network perimeter.

Never trust, always verify, even inside the network.

Trust is based solely on physical access controls.

NO.46 An organization deployed modern application in their cloud environment.
Which Zero Trust aspect would help the organization to reduce implicit trust inherent in the modern application, while limiting user access?

Implicit access control

Verify explicitly

Principle of least privilege

Network segmentation

NO.47 Which of the following are benefits of integrating visibility and analytics in network security?
(Select two)

Automated response to detected anomalies.

Decreased reliance on security policies.

Enhanced understanding of network behavior.

Simplified user access controls.

NO.48 Effective application of Zero Trust in networks requires:
(Select two)

Deprioritizing endpoint security in favor of perimeter defenses.

Regularly updating and patching all systems and software.

Integrating security into the network architecture from the outset.

Limiting access based on job titles rather than individual security assessments.

NO.49 An organization uses machine learning and behavioral analytics to build a pattern of usual user behavior and recognize irregularities or doubtful activities.
Which stage of identity based Zero Trust is the organization currently in?

Stage 1: Unified Identity

Stage 3: Adaptive Identity

Stage 2: Contextual Identity

Stage 0: Fragmented Identity

NO.50 What are significant factors in assessing the impact of Zero Trust implementation?
(Select two)

Organizational culture and readiness for change

Current geopolitical climate

Existing IT and security architectures

The CEO’s personal preferences

NO.51 What is a key principle in designing a Zero Trust architecture for cloud environments?

Assume all network traffic is secure by default.

Trust the cloud provider to manage all aspects of security.