Your organization is developing a network protection plan. No single aspect of your network seems more important than any other. You decide to avoid separating your network into segments or categorizing the systems on the network. Each device on the network is essentially protected in the same manner as all other devices.
This style of defense-in-depth protection is best described as which of the following?
The question describes a scenario where no single aspect of the network is considered more important than another, and all devices are protected in the same way. This approach is best described as 'uniform protection,' where each system or device on the network receives the same level of security measures without distinguishing between them.
The correct answer is: A. Uniform protection Uniform protection is a security approach that provides the same level of protection to all information assets. This approach is based on the assumption that all information assets are equally valuable and that all threats are equally dangerous.