An enterprise security audit reveals that workstations in a software development subnet can establish direct, unmonitored SSH and remote execution sessions to production database servers without passing through a centralized management gateway. Which of the following mitigation strategies should the security team implement FIRST to enforce strict administrative boundary isolation and prevent unauthorized lateral movement?
- Enforce microsegmentation policies requiring all administrative access to originate from designated jump servers protected by multi-factor authenticationCevap
- BDeploy an inline network intrusion prevention system at the enterprise egress firewall to monitor outbound SSH traffic
- CDeploy file integrity monitoring tools across production database servers to generate real-time alerts on system file modifications
- DConfigure deception honeypots within the developer subnet to capture unauthorized credentials used during lateral movement attempts
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Enforce microsegmentation policies requiring all administrative access to originate from designated jump servers protected by multi-factor authentication.
Enforcing microsegmentation along with jump servers and mandatory multi-factor authentication directly restricts network pathways and verifies identity before granting administrative access to sensitive production database servers. This preventive control establishes strict administrative boundary isolation and halts lateral movement.
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Enterprise Hardening and Microsegmentation