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As a Cybersecurity Architect in a multinational organization, you are tasked with ensuring that the Conditional Access policies align with the Zero Trust strategy. The organization operates in multiple jurisdictions with varying compliance requirements. You need to validate that the policies not only enforce strict access controls but also comply with regional data protection laws. Additionally, the solution must be scalable to accommodate future growth without significant cost increases. Which of the following steps is the MOST comprehensive to validate the alignment of Conditional Access policies with a Zero Trust strategy under these constraints? (Choose one)
As a Cybersecurity Architect in a multinational organization, you are tasked with ensuring that the Conditional Access policies align with the Zero Trust strategy. The organization operates in multiple jurisdictions with varying compliance requirements. You need to validate that the policies not only enforce strict access controls but also comply with regional data protection laws. Additionally, the solution must be scalable to accommodate future growth without significant cost increases. Which of the following steps is the MOST comprehensive to validate the alignment of Conditional Access policies with a Zero Trust strategy under these constraints? (Choose one)
Explanation:
The most comprehensive approach to validate the alignment of Conditional Access policies with a Zero Trust strategy, especially in a multinational context with varying compliance requirements, is to ensure that policies are dynamically applied based on a comprehensive risk assessment. This includes considering user identity, device status, location, resource sensitivity, and compliance with regional data protection laws. This approach ensures that access controls are both strict and flexible enough to comply with legal requirements and scalable for future growth. Options A, B, and D either oversimplify the approach or ignore critical factors such as compliance and scalability, making them less effective for a comprehensive Zero Trust strategy.