A customer asks a MSP to propose a ZTA design for its globally distributed remote workforce. Given the following requirements:
Authentication should be provided through the customer's SAML identity provider.
Access should not be allowed from countries where the business does not operate.
Secondary authentication should be added to the workflow to allow for passkeys.
Changes to the user's device posture and hygiene should require reauthentication into the network.
Access to the network should only be allowed to originate from corporate-owned devices.
Which of the following solutions should the MSP recommend to meet the requirements?
Federate the solution via SSO ensures authentication is handled by the customer's SAML identity provider.
Enforce MFA supports secondary authentication with passkeys.
Configure geolocation settings to block certain IP addresses prevents access from unauthorized countries.
Enable continuous access policies on the WireGuard tunnel forces re-authentication whenever device posture or hygiene changes.
Create a trusted endpoints policy restricts access to corporate-owned devices only.
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