Which paths does Cloud Path provide visibility over?

Which paths does Cloud Path provide visibility over?

• A. Direct Internet traffic only
• B. Tunnels formed over ZIA using ZCC Tunnel 2.0 only
• C. Traffic going directly via ZIA and ZPA
• D. Only tunnels which are running ZPA (mtunnels)

Answer: (C)

Cloud Path provides visibility over traffic that is routed directly via ZIA (Zscaler Internet Access) and ZPA (Zscaler Private Access). This capability allows organizations to monitor and secure both internet traffic and private application access, ensuring comprehensive oversight of their network traffic. ZIA is designed to protect internet traffic by applying security policies, while ZPA focuses on providing secure access to internal applications without exposing the entire network. By offering visibility into both types of traffic, Cloud Path enables organizations to gain insights into user behavior, optimize performance, and enforce security measures. Other options are limited in their scope. Direct Internet traffic only focuses on traffic that flows out to the internet, omitting the critical internal application access that ZPA governs. On the other hand, tunnels formed over ZIA using ZCC Tunnel 2.0, and those specific to ZPA, do not encompass the entirety of traffic managed by Zscaler solutions, thereby missing the holistic view that Cloud Path offers.

Cloud Path provides visibility over traffic that is routed directly via ZIA (Zscaler Internet Access) and ZPA (Zscaler Private Access). This capability allows organizations to monitor and secure both internet traffic and private application access, ensuring comprehensive oversight of their network traffic.

ZIA is designed to protect internet traffic by applying security policies, while ZPA focuses on providing secure access to internal applications without exposing the entire network. By offering visibility into both types of traffic, Cloud Path enables organizations to gain insights into user behavior, optimize performance, and enforce security measures.

Other options are limited in their scope. Direct Internet traffic only focuses on traffic that flows out to the internet, omitting the critical internal application access that ZPA governs. On the other hand, tunnels formed over ZIA using ZCC Tunnel 2.0, and those specific to ZPA, do not encompass the entirety of traffic managed by Zscaler solutions, thereby missing the holistic view that Cloud Path offers.