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CompTIA: Advanced Security Practitioner (CASP) Exam Prep

Category - Cryptography

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What kind of trust model is in place when a CA is both the root and subordinate as is every other CA in the organization?

Hybrid Trust
Rooted Trust
User Trust
Network Trust

Explanation

Answer: D - A network trust is a trust model in which every CA in it is both a root and subordinate.

Key Takeaway: A trust is a relationship between different domains or networks in which the rights and privileges of the users in one are conferred to resources in the other. These trusts can be configured a few different ways, but the way of configuring so that every CA in it is both a root and subordinate is a network trust.

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