A security architect is updating the network architecture for a pharmaceutical company's laboratory. The network contains legacy instrument controllers operating on legacy software alongside modern cloud-connected analytics platforms. The legacy controllers must transmit processed test metrics to an internal staging database, but must be prohibited from initiating connections to the internet or directly communicating with general corporate workstations. Which of the following controls should the security architect implement to enforce isolation while accommodating operational needs? (Select TWO.)
- Place legacy controllers on a dedicated VLAN with firewall stateful packet inspection rules restricting East-West traffic exclusively to required ports on the staging database.Cevap
- BRely on an upgraded edge boundary firewall to filter inbound traffic while granting implicit trust and unrestricted routing to all internal subnets.
- Implement an administrative jump box host configured with multi-factor authentication and role-based access for remote maintenance of the legacy controllers.Cevap
- DDeploy high-interaction honeypots directly between legacy controllers and the staging server to serve as the inline access control mechanism for data transfers.
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The correct controls are placing the legacy controllers on a dedicated VLAN with strict East-West firewall rules and deploying an administrative jump box with multi-factor authentication for maintenance access.
Placing legacy lab equipment on a segregated VLAN with restrictive firewall rules enforces microsegmentation and limits East-West network flow exclusively to necessary staging destinations. Pairing this with a jump box ensures administrative management occurs through an audited, multi-factor authenticated transit host rather than direct workstation-to-controller sessions.
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Secure Network Architecture and East-West Traffic Isolation