Zscaler Updated ZDTA Exam Questions and Answers by addison

When tunnels (GRE/IPSec) are already configured from trusted locations (like branch offices), the recommended setting is “Tunnel v2.0” for on-trusted networks and “None” for off-trusted. This ensures that while on a corporate network, the Zscaler Client Connector uses the pre-established tunnels, but falls back to direct or other secure methods (like VPN or ZCC tunnel) when off-trusted. This aligns with Zscaler's best practices for hybrid deployment.

Data Protection provides comprehensive Data Loss Prevention (DLP) capabilities, inspecting content in motion to identify, block, or encrypt sensitive information based on policy.

Zscaler’s Workflow Automation integrates with collaboration platforms like Microsoft Teams and Slack to send real‑time DLP violation alerts directly to end‑users.

In API architecture, an Endpoint is defined as a URL or URI that provides access to a specific resource or service within the API. It acts as a point of interaction where clients send requests and receive responses. This is a standard definition across API implementations, including Zscaler's API framework, where each endpoint represents a distinct function or data resource accessible via the API.

Option A refers to physical devices, which are not considered endpoints in API terms. Option C describes network infrastructure components but not API endpoints. Option D describes an API gateway, which manages API traffic but is not itself an endpoint.

This explanation is consistent with the Zscaler Digital Transformation study guide’s section on Integration and APIs, which clarifies that API endpoints are URLs pointing to specific resources or services within the API framework.