What is a characteristic of the security artichoke, defense-in-depth approach?
- Threat actors can easily compromise all layers safeguarding the data or systems.
- Threat actors no longer have to peel away each layer before reaching the target data or system.
- Threat actors can no longer penetrate any layers safeguarding the data or system.
- Each layer has to be penetrated before the threat actor can reach the target data or system.
Explanation: In the security artichoke, defense-in-depth approach not every layer needs to be penetrated by the threat actor in order to get to the data or systems. Each layer provides a layer of protection while simultaneously providing a path to attack.
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