FRM Part II · FRM Exam Part II · Cyber-resilience: Range of Practices
A bank segments its network so that the payments environment sits in a separate zone with tightly restricted traffic from the corporate network. Which primary objective does this control serve?
Network segmentation limits lateral movement, so a breach in one zone is contained and cannot easily reach critical systems such as payments. It is a protective containment control, not a backup recovery, fraud monitoring or patching mechanism.
- ALimiting lateral movement so a compromise in one zone does not spread to critical systemsCorrect
- BSpeeding up recovery of data from backups
- CDetecting insider fraud through transaction monitoring
- DEnsuring software patches are applied faster
Explanation
Segmentation restricts traffic between zones, containing an intrusion and hindering lateral movement toward critical assets. It is a protective, containment control rather than a recovery, fraud-monitoring or patching measure.
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