A financial services firm is implementing Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) principles to govern remote employee access to cloud-hosted databases and web services. A security engineer is establishing authorization policies at the gateway level. To align with the core Zero Trust tenets of continuous verification and explicit validation, which of the following mechanisms should the engineer enforce?
- Evaluating identity, device compliance posture, and contextual risk dynamically for every single access request regardless of user location or prior authenticationCevap
- BAutomatically granting full resource access to incoming traffic once it is verified to originate from an encrypted corporate VPN tunnel
- CAssigning resource permissions automatically upon initial multi-factor authentication completion without performing per-request authorization checks
- DReplacing inline policy enforcement with post-event SIEM audit log monitoring to serve as a preventive access control mechanism
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Evaluating identity, device compliance posture, and contextual risk dynamically for every single access request regardless of user location or prior authentication
The correct answer aligns directly with Zero Trust Architecture (NIST SP 800-207) core principles. Under Zero Trust, no user, device, or network segment is implicitly trusted. Every individual request must be explicitly validated using identity, real-time device health posture, and context before granting access.
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Continuous verification and explicit validation in Zero Trust Architecture