A network security technician is configuring access controls for a healthcare portal. The technician establishes a system that continuously authenticates user identity, validates device compliance, and evaluates permissions for every resource request, even when traffic originates from within the internal corporate network. Which core principle of Zero Trust Architecture is directly demonstrated by this implementation?
- Explicit verification of every access request regardless of network locationCevap
- BImplicit trust for all network traffic originating from behind the enterprise firewall
- CGranting unrestricted data access across all internal systems once initial identity authentication succeeds
- DDeploying perimeter packet-filtering firewalls as the primary security control for internal server workloads
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Explicit verification of every access request regardless of network location
The correct answer highlights explicit verification, which is a foundational tenet of Zero Trust Architecture requiring that all access requests be authenticated, authorized, and continuously validated regardless of where the request originates.
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