An enterprise financial services organization is redesigning its hybrid cloud infrastructure to transition from a legacy perimeter security model to a Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA). The security architecture team must define mandatory implementation standards that adhere strictly to NIST SP 800-207 Zero Trust tenets. Which of the following architectural requirements must be enforced to align with Zero Trust principles? (Select TWO.)
- Decouple Policy Decision Point (PDP) logic from Policy Enforcement Points (PEPs) to evaluate continuous contextual telemetry before granting resource access.Cevap
- Enforce explicit per-session authorization and microsegmentation for all resource requests, treating internal network traffic with the same baseline distrust as external traffic.Cevap
- CGrant implicit trust to authenticated user sessions once initial multi-factor authentication succeeds at the corporate VPN firewall.
- DTreat successful identity authentication at login as sufficient authorization to access all internal enterprise data plane resources for the session duration.
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The correct architectural requirements are decoupling the Policy Decision Point from Policy Enforcement Points to evaluate dynamic contextual telemetry, and enforcing explicit per-session authorization with microsegmentation across all network traffic.
Zero Trust Architecture relies on continuous verification and explicit authorization for every resource request regardless of network position. Decoupling the Policy Decision Point (PDP) from Policy Enforcement Points (PEPs) ensures central, dynamic policy decisions driven by continuous telemetry, while microsegmentation and per-session validation enforce granular control across all enterprise environments.
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Zero Trust Architecture Principles and Component Roles (PDP/PEP)