Zero trust network architecture in Computer Networks - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the sentence to define Zero Trust Network Architecture.

Computer Networks

Zero Trust Network Architecture means never trust, always [1].

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Aallow

Bverify

Cassume

Dignore

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Common Mistakes

Choosing 'allow' because it sounds positive.

Choosing 'assume' which means trusting without checking.

Zero Trust means you never trust any user or device by default and always verify their identity and permissions before granting access.

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medium

Complete the sentence about the main principle of Zero Trust.

Computer Networks

In Zero Trust, access is granted based on [1] rather than network location.

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Adevice speed

Bconnection type

CIP address

Duser identity

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Common Mistakes

Choosing 'IP address' because traditional networks trust based on location.

Choosing 'device speed' which is unrelated.

Zero Trust grants access based on verifying the user's identity and permissions, not just where they connect from.

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hard

Fix the error in the Zero Trust description.

Computer Networks

Zero Trust means trusting all devices inside the network by default and [1] verification.

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Askipping

Benforcing

Cdelaying

Dignoring

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Common Mistakes

Choosing 'enforcing' which is the opposite of the intended meaning.

Choosing 'ignoring' which is similar but less precise.

Zero Trust does not trust devices by default and does not skip verification; it always verifies.

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hard

Fill both blanks to complete the Zero Trust access control rule.

Computer Networks

Access is granted only if the user [1] authenticated and the device [2] compliant.

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Ais

Bwas

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Common Mistakes

Using past tense 'was' which implies outdated status.

Mixing tenses between blanks.

Access requires the user is authenticated and the device is compliant at the time of access.

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hard

Fill both blanks to complete the Zero Trust policy example.

Computer Networks

Policy = [ [1] for user in users if user.role [2] 'admin']

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A{

Buser

C==

D[

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Common Mistakes

Using '{' instead of '[' for list comprehension.

Using '=' instead of '==' for comparison.

Using wrong variable name.

This is a list comprehension example for a Zero Trust policy: [user for user in users if user.role == 'admin']. It starts with [, the output expression is user, and the condition uses ==.