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A cybersecurity team is tasked with deploying a stringent zero-trust network access policy across a newly segmented IoT environment. During the pilot phase, it becomes evident that the policy\'s enforcement mechanisms are causing widespread authentication failures with critical legacy devices that rely on outdated, but still essential, authentication protocols. The original implementation plan has hit a significant roadblock, requiring a swift recalibration of the approach to avoid disrupting operations and to meet regulatory compliance deadlines. Which strategic adjustment best exemplifies the required adaptability and problem-solving under these circumstances?
Develop and deploy a temporary compatibility middleware to facilitate secure communication between the new zero-trust policy and the legacy authentication systems, while initiating a project to modernize or replace the legacy devices.
Immediately revert to the previous, less secure network access configuration to restore functionality and postpone the zero-trust policy deployment indefinitely until all legacy systems are fully replaced.
Mandate an urgent, company-wide training program on the new zero-trust protocols for all affected users, assuming user error is the primary cause of the authentication failures.
Proceed with the full deployment of the zero-trust policy as planned, accepting a significant level of service disruption and potential security vulnerabilities with the legacy devices as an unavoidable consequence of modernization.

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