D-ZT-DS-23 by EMC Actual Free Exam Q&As

Question 1

An organization uses machine learning and behavioral analytics to build a pattern of usual user behavior and recognize irregularities or doubtful activities.
Which stage of identity based Zero Trust is the organization currently in?

A. Stage 3: Adaptive Identity B. Stage 0: Fragmented Identity C. Stage 1: Unified Identity D. Stage 2: Contextual Identity

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Correct Answer: A Vote an answer

Question 2

In the context of applying identity-based Zero Trust, which practices are critical?
(Select two)

A. Assigning the same access rights to all users to prevent discrimination B. Regularly updating and simplifying user passwords C. Continuous monitoring of user activities and access patterns D. Implementing least privilege access for all users

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Correct Answer: C,D Vote an answer

Question 3

Which of the following are key components in the design of an identity-based Zero Trust system?
(Select two)

A. Static access permissions that do not change over time B. Role-based access control with periodic reviews C. A single-layer authentication mechanism D. Continuous validation of user identity and privileges

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Correct Answer: B,D Vote an answer

Question 4

What role does data discovery and classification play in a data-centric Zero Trust architecture?

A. It forms the basis for defining how data is accessed and protected. B. It focuses on the physical location of data storage. C. It is considered unnecessary and overly complex. D. It is a one-time process conducted at the initial stage.

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Question 5

What does Data-Centric Zero Trust assume about user trust in the company environment?

A. Only external users pose potential threats. B. Internal users have unrestricted access. C. All users are verified and authenticated. D. Data access is based on network location

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Correct Answer: C Vote an answer

Question 6

Which is a critical consideration when designing an identity-based Zero Trust system for an organization?

A. Integrating identity governance and administration to manage identities and access rights efficiently B. Using only physical security measures to authenticate identities C. Designing a system that requires minimal user interaction and no authentication D. Ensuring that the design is so complex that attackers cannot understand it

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Question 7

What are significant factors in assessing the impact of Zero Trust implementation?
(Select two)

A. Existing IT and security architectures B. Current geopolitical climate C. The CEO's personal preferences D. Organizational culture and readiness for change

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Correct Answer: A,D Vote an answer

Question 8

What is a critical design consideration for devices in a Zero Trust architecture?

A. The brand of the device B. The color of the device C. Device location within the network D. Device security posture assessment

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Correct Answer: D Vote an answer

Question 9

What role does multifactor authentication (MFA) play in an identity-based Zero Trust architecture?

A. MFA is the cornerstone for verifying user identities and enforcing access controls. B. Used only for high-privilege users, while others rely on passwords. C. Considered redundant and not necessary in a Zero Trust model. D. It is an optional feature for users who request extra security.

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Question 10

For effective implementation of hybrid Zero Trust, organizations must:
(Select two)

A. Utilize separate authentication mechanisms for cloud and on-premises systems for diversity B. Ensure consistent security policy enforcement across all environments C. Employ advanced threat detection and response strategies that cover both cloud and on-premises assets D. Rely on physical security controls as the primary defense mechanism

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Correct Answer: B,C Vote an answer

EMC Zero Trust Design 2023 - D-ZT-DS-23 Exam Practice Test