Module: Zero Trust Security in the Cloud -Trailhead salesforce Answers 2022

In this tutorial, we will solve the question and Learn about the Zero Trust security and Zero Trust Security in the Cloud model.

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Module1: Zero Trust Security

#1.Get to Know the Zero Trust Security Model

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Q1)Which of these options defines the Zero Trust security model?

#I)Nothing is presumed to be trusted.

#II)Zero Trust relies on perimeter-based security.

#III)Trust is established as a function of location.

#IV)Users access resources only from an organization-owned computer.

[bg_collapse view=”button-green” color=”#4a4949″ expand_text=”Show Answers” collapse_text=”Hide Answers” ] I)Nothing is presumed to be trusted. [/bg_collapse]

Q2)Which of these is a principle of the Zero Trust security model?

#I)Authorize once.

#II)Never trust, always verify.

#III)Maximize impact.

#IV)Collect and respond manually.

[bg_collapse view=”button-green” color=”#4a4949″ expand_text=”Show Answers” collapse_text=”Hide Answers” ] II)Never trust, always verify. [/bg_collapse]

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#2.Identify Technologies Behind Zero Trust

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Q1)Which of these statements is true about the technologies behind the Zero Trust security model?

#I)The technologies are brand new.

#II)The technologies can be sourced only from one specific vendor.

#III)The technologies are likely already being used in some capacity at your organization.

#IV)The technologies require you to buy all new security tools.

[bg_collapse view=”button-green” color=”#4a4949″ expand_text=”Show Answers” collapse_text=”Hide Answers” ] III)The technologies are likely already being used in some capacity at your organization. [/bg_collapse]

Q2)Which of these options defines the attack surface?

#I)A concept that focuses on authenticating and authorizing access continuously

#II)A tool that verifies identities and controls privileges

#III)A tool that adds a layer of protection for traffic from server-to-server and application-to-server

#IV)The number of all possible points where an unauthorized user can access a system

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Module2: Zero Trust Security in the Cloud

Here you will solve the second module called Zero Trust Security in the Cloud. Learn how cloud security engineers implement the Zero Trust security model.

Zero Trust Security in the Cloud
Learn how cloud security engineers implement the Zero Trust security model.

#1.Move to the Zero Trust Security Model

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Q1)Which of these statements is true about moving to the Zero Trust security model?

#I)Zero Trust is a security model that can be used in both cloud and non-cloud implementations.

#II)Zero Trust can be implemented only in a fully remote work environment.

#III)Zero Trust relies on a defensible perimeter.

#IV)Zero Trust increases the risks of cloud computing.

[bg_collapse view=”button-green” color=”#4a4949″ expand_text=”Show Answers” collapse_text=”Hide Answers” ] I)Zero Trust is a security model that can be used in both cloud and non-cloud implementations. [/bg_collapse]

Q2)Which of these options is the first step to implementing the Zero Trust security model in the cloud?

#I)Map key processes and transaction flows.

#II)Identify applications, assets, data, services, and users.

#III)Architect your cloud infrastructure.

#IV)Purchase multiple third-party perimeter security systems.

[bg_collapse view=”button-green” color=”#4a4949″ expand_text=”Show Answers” collapse_text=”Hide Answers” ] II)Identify applications, assets, data, services, and users. [/bg_collapse]

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#2.Maintain the Zero Trust Security Model

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Q1)Which of these statements about implementing Zero Trust is true?

#I)Implementing Zero Trust is a one-and-done process.

#II)Implementing Zero Trust usually improves the user experience with less authentication requests.

#III)Implementing Zero Trust across your enterprise architecture and cloud providers requires careful planning.

#IV)Implementing Zero Trust doesn’t require any specialized staff skill sets.

[bg_collapse view=”button-green” color=”#4a4949″ expand_text=”Show Answers” collapse_text=”Hide Answers” ] III)Implementing Zero Trust across your enterprise architecture and cloud providers requires careful planning. [/bg_collapse]

Q2)Which of the following metrics can help you measure gains from implementing Zero Trust?

#I)Number of firewall rules in place

#II)Increase in time to contain an attack

#III)Increase in time to detect an attack

#IV)Number of detectable events and indicators of compromise (IOCs)

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Pramod Kumar Yadav is from Janakpur Dham, Nepal. He was born on December 23, 1994, and has one elder brother and two elder sisters. He completed his education at various schools and colleges in Nepal and completed a degree in Computer Science Engineering from MITS in Andhra Pradesh, India. Pramod has worked as the owner of RC Educational Foundation Pvt Ltd, a teacher, and an Educational Consultant, and is currently working as an Engineer and Digital Marketer.



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