A regulated multi-agent architecture review asks which components must be specified to prevent lateral movement and map controls to compliance frameworks. Which answer is most complete?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Correct answer: A. Zero Trust multi-agent architecture needs per-agent identity, least privilege, segmentation, continuous verification, and mapped compliance controls. Shared admin (B), public anonymous tools (C), and whiteboard-only compliance (D) fail reviews. Specify how each control is enforced in Azure (identities, RBAC, private networking, logging).
Full Explanation
Specifying components for Zero Trust multi-agent solutions includes per-agent identity scoping, lateral movement prevention, and compliance control mapping. Option A enumerates those elements. Options B and C maximize lateral movement and exposure. Option D lacks enforcement. Produce an architecture decision record linking each regulatory control to concrete Azure and application mechanisms, and test them in red-team exercises.