Question 540
The following Zscaler action is recommended: Audit bypass scope, inspection rules and deployment state, then replace unjustified exclusions with narrow compatibility rules. Which original operational requirement best matches that action?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Uncontrolled SSL bypasses can hide HTTPS content from downstream malware and DLP inspection. This directly addresses the need for ssl inspection policy audit.
Incorrect Answers
A limited malware exception should not weaken inspection of unrelated content or turn an unverified detection into a blanket allowance. This concerns malware exception on trusted repository rather than the specific requirement for ssl inspection policy audit.
Remote browser execution contains active content away from the endpoint while still offering controlled visual access. This concerns browser isolation risky site rather than the specific requirement for ssl inspection policy audit.
Protocol-version rules protect users from weak cryptographic negotiation and should be changed only with a documented risk decision. This concerns tls minimum version enforcement rather than the specific requirement for ssl inspection policy audit.