A. user and device authentication
B. endpoint protection
C. data encryption
D. network segmentation
A. Limiting its functionality to on-premises solutions
B. Offering DNS-layer security to prevent access to malicious domains
C. Focusing exclusively on email security
D. Reducing the scope of security monitoring to non-web traffic
A. Quickly isolating infected devices from the network
B. Slowing down the detection of malware
C. Complicating incident response procedures
D. Increasing the number of false positives
A. The provision of a secure method to verify identities
B. The reduction in the need for physical security controls
C. The increase in the speed of network connections
D. The elimination of passwords for all users
A. To simplify hacker access
B. To provide comprehensive threat detection, investigation, and response across multiple security layers
C. To decrease network performance
D. To limit visibility into network traffic
A. Users can access any resource without restrictions
B. Devices meet certain security criteria before accessing resources
C. All users have administrative access
D. Devices are charged before use
A. A comprehensive security solution that combines multiple functions like SWG, CASB, and ZTNA
B. An outdated security model no longer used in modern networks
C. A decrease in security measures for edge devices
D. Physical security measures at the perimeter of a network
A. Increase the complexity of security infrastructure
B. Justify the removal of all security measures
C. Decrease organizational transparency
D. Determine the effectiveness of existing security policies and identify areas for improvement
A. Is less secure than single-factor authentication
B. Requires multiple forms of identification before granting access
C. Only requires a password
D. Can only be used on mobile devices
A. Enable granular control over app functionality and user actions
B. Reduce the overall security posture by focusing only on user experience
C. Simplify compliance with data protection regulations
D. Allow all user actions without logging