Answer:
Option A:
True
Explanation:
The internal LAN is generally considered a trusted zone because it is only accessible by a limited number of users each with a specific administrative privilege. Reduces the occurrence of threats to the system as most of the users are profiled, documented, and well known.
It is a lot more difficult to hack into an internal LAN because of its closed nature, with only a limited number of devices connected. Tracing the source of a security breach is also a lot easier compared to a Wide Area Network.
