A government contractor must specify Zero Trust components up front for a multi-agent casework system handling controlled unclassified information. Which set of components belongs in the logical architecture?
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Short Explanation
You need per-agent identity scoping, lateral movement prevention between agents and tools, and compliance control mapping for regulated deployment requirements. Shared admin passwords, open management ports, and implicit same-resource-group trust are classic Zero Trust failures.
Full Explanation
The correct set is per-agent identity scoping, lateral movement prevention between agents/tools, and compliance control mapping for regulated deployment requirements. Specifying technology components for Zero Trust multi-agent solutions includes these elements—exactly the set a government contractor must design in from the start. The shared admin password for all agents and tools is incorrect because shared passwords violate identity isolation and auditability. Open inbound management ports to the internet for convenience are incorrect because exposing management ports to the internet expands attack surface. Implicit trust between any agents deployed in the same resource group is incorrect because co-location in a resource group must not imply unconstrained trust between agents and tools.