A smart manufacturing facility is updating its industrial control network to align with Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) principles. Currently, field sensor nodes and automated robotic assembly controllers communicate freely within an internal operational technology (OT) network segment once inside the network perimeter. Which of the following architectural modifications best implements the core Zero Trust principle of continuous explicit verification for these device communications?
- Requiring every communication session between sensor nodes and assembly controllers to be dynamically authenticated and authorized based on real-time device health and contextual policy before granting access.Cevap
- BDeploying a next-generation perimeter firewall between the corporate network and the OT segment while trusting internal node-to-node network traffic.
- CConfiguring sensor nodes to complete mutual TLS authentication once during system boot, granting persistent network access across all assembly controllers.
- DInstalling host-based intrusion prevention system rules on legacy controllers to block operating system vulnerability exploits.
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Requiring every communication session between sensor nodes and assembly controllers to be dynamically authenticated and authorized based on real-time device health and contextual policy before granting access.
Zero Trust Architecture fundamentally operates under the principle of 'never trust, always verify.' Requiring every connection request between internal devices to be explicitly authenticated and authorized using dynamic contextual attributes ensures that network location alone never grants implicit access rights.
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Zero Trust Explicit Verification and Continuous Authentication