When planning network zones, which approach best supports security and the systems’ needs?
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True or false: Assigning systems to different subnets automatically prevents them from communicating with one another.
- A
True
- B
False
Untrusted visitor devices should be placed in the , isolated from internal resources.
What zone is intended for administrative workstations and interfaces used to manage infrastructure?
An organization wants to apply communication policies more precisely than at the zone or subnet level. Which approach is designed for this?
- A
Assigning one subnet to every department
- B
Allowing all internal subnets to communicate
- C
Applying policy to individual workloads or services
- D
Moving all servers into a single application zone
True or false: A device located on an internal network should be treated as trustworthy without separately authorizing its access to resources.
- A
True
- B
False
A segmentation policy should permit necessary traffic and other inter-zone traffic by default.
What is the name of the approach that applies network policy to individual workloads or services?
Select all the controls that can enforce boundaries between network zones.
- A
Network firewalls
- B
Router access-control lists
- C
Host firewalls
- D
Separate subnet ranges without traffic controls
- E
Cloud security controls
Employees need to use company data, but the design specifies that they access it through an internal application. Which policy best follows that design?
- A
Allow user-zone devices to reach any database service.
- B
Allow all internal networks to communicate with the database.
- C
Allow guest devices to reach the database if they use HTTPS.
- D
Deny direct user-zone access to the database and route data access through the application.
Select all the details a segmentation policy should specify for each required flow.
- A
Source
- B
System owner’s name
- C
Destination
- D
Service or protocol
- E
Direction
- F
Business reason
Why should an organization restrict outbound traffic where practical?
- A
It automatically prevents all lateral movement between internal zones.
- B
Unrestricted outbound traffic can allow compromised systems to communicate with external services.
- C
It ensures that all application dependencies are documented.
- D
It removes the need to monitor boundary traffic.
A company is adding guest Wi-Fi. Describe how to segment visitor devices from internal resources, including a traffic-policy decision and one way to verify that the boundary works.
Which plan best balances necessary business communication with limiting unnecessary paths between zones?
- A
Allow every zone to communicate freely so business work is not disrupted.
- B
Allow documented necessary flows, deny other inter-zone traffic by default, and test both permitted and prohibited paths.
- C
Put all assets in one subnet and rely on monitoring to identify unwanted access.
- D
Block all network traffic, including flows required by the business.
True or false: Network segmentation makes authentication, patching, endpoint protection, and monitoring unnecessary.
- A
True
- B
False
When planning subnet boundaries, what should an organization document for each assigned range?
- A
Only the exact IP addresses assigned to devices in the range
- B
The range’s purpose, owner, and routing and enforcement points
- C
The names of every employee who can connect to the range
- D
A list of all websites employees visit from the range
A company needs to place a public-facing service that must accept connections from outside. Which zone is the best fit?
- A
Management zone
- B
Guest zone
- C
DMZ
- D
Data zone
Administrators use dedicated workstations and interfaces to manage network infrastructure. Which zone should contain these systems?
- A
A management zone
- B
A guest zone
- C
A user zone
- D
A DMZ
What action should a segmentation policy take by default for inter-zone traffic that is not explicitly required? Enter one policy action.
After one device is compromised, what attacker activity is network segmentation intended to make harder? Enter the two-word term used in the material.
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