Exam PCSFE topic 1 question 23 discussion

C & D is correct - Refecence: https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/best-practices/zero-trust-best-practices/zero-trust-best-practices/what-is-zero-trust-and-why-do-i-need-it -- "The goal of Zero Trust is to eliminate implicit trust from the enterprise. Eliminating implicit trust helps prevent successful data breaches, simplifies operations through automation and a reduced rulebase, and simplifies regulatory compliance and audits because Zero Trust environments are designed for compliance and easy auditing."

Correct answers are B & D - Boundaries are established is a method of Zero Trust implementation that involves defining and segmenting the network into smaller zones based on data sensitivity, user identity, device type, or application function. Boundaries are established can benefit an organization by isolating and protecting critical assets from unauthorized access or lateral movement. - Access controls are enforced can benefit an organization by preventing data exfiltration, malware propagation, or credential theft. Compliance is validated and security automation is seamlessly integrated are not methods of Zero Trust implementation, but they may be potential outcomes or benefits of implementing Zero Trust.