The intermediate area between trusted and untrusted networks is referred to as the ____.
A) safety zone
B) cache
C) demilitarized zone
D) proxy

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The term "demilitarized zone" (DMZ) is commonly used to refer to the intermediate area between trusted and untrusted networks, typically implemented using a separate network segment and a combination of firewalls, IPS devices, and other security mechanisms. The purpose of a DMZ is to provide a buffer zone that can limit the impact of attacks that originate in untrusted networks, while still allowing some controlled access for authorized users or services. The other options (A, B, D) are not as relevant or accurate in describing this concept.

The Intermediate Area Between Trusted and Untrusted Networks Is Referred