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1) Identity Integration Authenticate users to the Zero Trust
Exchange
2) Authentication method NOT supported OpenID Connect
by Zscaler
3) SCIM authorization Automate provisioning and de-
provisioning of users
4) Service Provider (SP) in SAML Relies on the Identity Provider (IdP) for
authentication authentication
5) Advantage of using SCIM over SAML SCIM updates user attributes in real-
time
6) Zscaler's method for policy By integrating with IdPs such as Okta
enforcement and Azure AD
7) Limitation of using SAML for identity SAML attributes are only applied
management during authentication
8) Protocol used for Single Sign-On SAML
(SSO) authentication in Zscaler
,9) ZIA (Zscaler Internet Access) ZIA applies security policies based on
user identity and device attributes. It
enforces policies such as URL filtering,
malware inspection, and data loss
prevention for internet-bound traffic.
10) SCIM SCIM provides real-time
synchronization between an identity
provider (e.g., Okta, Azure AD) and
Zscaler, ensuring that users who are
disabled or removed in the source
directory automatically lose access in
Zscaler.
11) Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange (ZTE) The ZTE uses identity-based policies to
secure user access, ensuring least-
privileged access based on Zero Trust
principles.
12) Zscaler Client Connector The Zscaler Client Connector (formerly
Zscaler App) enables Zero Trust
connectivity by forwarding traffic
securely to ZIA and ZPA.
13) App Connectors Zscaler's App Connectors initiate
outbound connections to the Zero Trust
Exchange, eliminating the need to
, expose private applications to the
internet.
14) Zscaler Browser Access Zscaler Browser Access provides
clientless access to internal applications
via a browser, reducing dependency on
VPNs or installed agents.
15) Trusted Network Detection The Zscaler Client Connector can
detect when a user is on a trusted
network and apply different forwarding
rules accordingly.
16) Zscaler Private Access (ZPA) ZPA enforces application-specific
access instead of network-level access,
enabling Zero Trust access to only the
applications a user is authorized to use.
17) ZTunnel 2.0 It allows inspection of all client traffic,
including non-web protocols.
18) Zscaler App Connector Acts as an inside-out broker for private
applications.
19) Zscaler Browser Access Internal web-based applications
(HTTP/HTTPS).
20) Zscaler's prevention of lateral By isolating applications and enforcing
movement identity-based policies.
21) Zscaler's Platform Services Suite To centralize security controls for