A network slogan poster says Zero Trust, but the city still has no MFA and weak identity verification for Microsoft 365. Why does that miss the model?
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Short Explanation
Zero Trust starts with proving who is asking—every time. Fancy network posters without MFA and solid identity checks are costume jewelry. Identity is a core pillar.
Full Explanation
Zero Trust requires verify-explicitly behavior, and strong identity verification—including multi-factor authentication—is central to that model in Microsoft 365. Focusing only on network slogans without identity controls fails Zero Trust principles. MS-900 expects identity to be recognized as a Zero Trust pillar.