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    PracticeAzure Fundamentals (AZ-900)Azure Fundamentals AZ-900 Practice Exam 2Question 37
    Medium1 markMultiple Choice
    Domain 2.5: Azure Identity, Access, and SecuritySecurityZero Trust

    AZ-900 · Question 37 · Domain 2.5: Azure Identity, Access, and Security

    Which TWO of the following are guiding principles of the Zero Trust security model? (Select TWO)

    Answer options:

    A.

    Verify explicitly

    B.

    Trust but verify

    C.

    Use least privileged access

    D.

    Rely on corporate firewall perimeters

    E.

    Assume internal networks are safe

    How to approach this question

    Recall the three core principles of Zero Trust.

    Full Answer

    The Zero Trust model has three guiding principles: 1) Verify explicitly (always authenticate), 2) Use least privileged access (give only the access needed), and 3) Assume breach (minimize blast radius).

    Common mistakes

    Selecting 'Trust but verify', which is an older security model. Zero Trust is 'Never trust, always verify'.
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