Zscaler Certified Technology Associate (ZDTA) — Question 25

Malware Protection inside HTTPS connections is performed using which parts of the Zero Trust Exchange?

Answer options

• A. Deception creating decoy files for malware to discover.
• B. Application Segmentation of users to specific private applications.
• C. TLS Inspection decrypting traffic to compare signatures for known risks.
• D. Data Loss Protection comparing saved filenames for known risks.

Correct answer: C

Explanation

The correct answer is C because TLS Inspection allows for the decryption of HTTPS traffic, enabling the examination of data for known malware signatures. Options A, B, and D do not directly address the inspection of encrypted traffic and are not relevant to the specific task of identifying malware within HTTPS connections.