A school district wants zero trust because the term appears in industry blueprints, and a board member asks which Enterprise Security dashboard to open for it. What is the accurate framing?
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Short Explanation
Zero trust is how you hand out keys — verify, least privilege — not a tile on the ES home screen. The SOC watches the logs those access decisions leave behind. There is no Zero Trust dashboard, CIM model, or disposition with that brand.
Full Explanation
Zero trust is an industry access-architecture concept: authenticate and authorize continuously, grant least privilege, assume breach. Enterprise Security can monitor authentication, access, and network telemetry that evidence those principles. It is not a built-in dashboard name, a CIM data model, or a notable disposition. Treating the term as an ES product brand is the mix-up the blueprint mention invites.