Microsoft$$s three$-$tier model is a framework that helps organizations classify their systems and data into three levels of importance and sensitivity: tier$-0($security infrastructure$),$ tier$-1($server$),$ and tier$-2($workstation$).$ Each tier has its own set of privileged access pathways that require different levels of protection and monitoring. For example, tier$-0$ pathways are the most critical and should be isolated from lower tiers, while tier$-2$ pathways are the most exposed and should be restricted to the minimum necessary. Answer the following in your post:

Would you recommend implementing the three$-$tier model? Explain your answer thoroughly.

What are some benefits and drawbacks of implementing the three$-$tier model? Include risks of implementing versus not implementing this model.

How would you balance the trade$-$off between security and productivity when implementing privileged access controls? What are some of the factors and criteria that you would consider?Include a list of sources you've used at the bottom of your post, using more than just web addresses$/$URLs$.$