This use case explains that threat intelligence is a foundational element of a Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA), which assumes all network traffic is untrusted and requires continuous authentication and authorization. Threat intelligence helps organizations identify known threat actors, their tactics and tools, and emerging threats, enabling stronger zero-trust policies and controls. Referencing NIST SP 800-207, the document highlights threat intelligence as a core logical component in Zero Trust frameworks, supporting earlier threat detection and blocking of malicious activity. Anomali ThreatStream integrates external and internal intelligence in one interface and connects it with security systems such as SIEM, EDR, and firewalls to automate mitigation. The use case also notes that built-in

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