Question 560
The following Zscaler action is recommended: Inspect domain-fronting detection evidence and correct the application routing rather than adding an indiscriminate URL bypass. Which original operational requirement best matches that action?
Explanation
Correct Answer
A mismatch between declared TLS and HTTP destinations can indicate evasion behavior and is independent of ordinary URL category membership. This directly addresses the need for domain fronting detection.
Incorrect Answers
A compound rule constrains privileges to the required user and connection context rather than matching group membership alone. This concerns location and identity compound rule rather than the specific requirement for domain fronting detection.
URL categorization and malware content scanning are separate controls; permitting a destination need not mean trusting every download. This concerns malware inspection enablement rather than the specific requirement for domain fronting detection.
First-match policy evaluation means an earlier matching rule may prevent a later rule from ever examining the same transaction. This concerns url policy first-match precedence rather than the specific requirement for domain fronting detection.