Question: The Zero Trust cybersecurity model has "gained traction due to increasing threats to

organizational data. Which of the following statements best aligns with the core principles of the

Zero Trust model?

Zero Trust eliminates the need for user authentication by using a decentralized blockchain system that

tracks user behavior.

The model grants full access to internal users after initial verification and periodically checks the

credentials of external users.

All users are assigned a baseline level of trust based on their role, with external users requiring higher

scrutiny.

Zero Trust places trust solely on perimeter$-$based security, ensuring all internal users have unrestricted

access once inside the network.

Zero Trust focuses on the continuous monitoring and verification of both internal and external users,

granting access only when necessary and revoking it immediately when anomalies are detected.