A municipal tester discovers a trust route into a partner extranet. What must happen before testing across that trust?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
A trust route is a bridge to someone else’s neighborhood—not a coupon for free roaming. Spotting it is great; walking across without asking is not. Get scope confirmation before the partner extranet becomes a test target.
Full Explanation
Discovered trusts and routes can create technical paths beyond the originally assumed boundary. They do not automatically authorize testing of partner environments. Testers must obtain scope confirmation before pivoting across those paths. Treating trusts as a free license risks unauthorized access to third-party systems.