Overview
Visibility is the cornerstone of zero trust
Gain complete visibility with unlimited scale
to protect against threats hiding in encrypted traffic
Eliminate backhauling and improve performance
with inline inspection of all encrypted connections
Simplify infrastructure and reduce costs
by replacing appliances with a cloud native architecture
The Problem
Encryption is a double-edged sword
Most of today's web traffic is encrypted—a major win for data privacy. But most of today's threats exploit encryption, too—a major win for attackers. That's why SSL inspection is a vital part of protecting against modern threats.
Unfortunately, decryption and inspection require a huge amount of compute resources. With the processing limitations of appliance-based security solutions, they can devastate your network’s performance. Rather than bring operations to a standstill, many organizations have no choice but to reduce or even bypass inspection, leaving them blind to hidden threats.
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Solution Overview
Delivered as a cloud native service, Zscaler Internet Access™ inspects all traffic at scale, including TLS/SSL. Our unique Single Scan, Multi-Action™ mechanism applies AI-powered security controls inline, stopping threats without disruption.
Gain essential visibility to power advanced security, dynamic access control, and data security. Inspect inbound and outbound traffic with unlimited capacity, and extend identical protection, on- or off-network.
Benefits
Gain deep visibility and precise control
Inspect 100% of your users’ TLS/SSL traffic
Protect your users on or off-network, without slowing them or your network down. The cloud native service scales to meet your demand.
Simplify administration and cert. management
Stop managing certs individually across gateways. Certificates are available across 150+ PoPs worldwide, and can be rotated via API as often as needed.
Enforce granular policy controls
Ensure regulatory compliance and minimize user frustration by excluding specific websites, apps, or categories (e.g., healthcare, banking) from decryption.
Enhance secure communication
Ensure support for the latest AES/GCM and DHE codes for perfect forward secrecy (PFS). User data is never stored in the cloud.
Solution Details
Protect your users anywhere, on any device, however they connect to the internet. Always-on, cloud-delivered ransomware protection and zero day threat prevention provide deep visibility into malware behavior.
Advanced Threat Protection
Stop advanced cyberthreats with built-in protections against botnets, command-and-control traffic, risky peer-to-peer sharing, malicious active content, cross-site scripting, fraud sites, and more.
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AI-Powered Sandbox
Stop never-before-seen malware inline with shared protections sourced from more than 400 billion daily transactions and 500 trillion signals. Suspicious files never leave quarantine until they’re confirmed clean.
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Data Security
Get full visibility over all your data, wherever it may be. See all data leaving your organization inside TLS/SSL, ensuring sensitive data doesn’t leave your organization maliciously or accidentally.
Learn moreGo Beyond NGFW
Next-generation firewalls perform packet-level inspection, only seeing a fraction of malware. Key features like threat prevention slow NGFWs to a crawl that only a hardware upgrade will overcome.
Zscaler SSL Inspection, built on our unique proxy architecture, enables full end-to-end inspection that never slows you down. Sandbox, DLP, and more are natively integrated in the platform, not bolted on, ensuring seamless protection at scale.
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Zscaler Zero Trust Exchangeの特長
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Customer Success Stories
San Mateo County creates a remarkable experience at scale
Genpact achieves full inline visibility of hidden threats
FAQ
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Transport Layer Security (TLS) are both data encryption protocols. TLS protocol is essentially the successor of SSL, and today, all versions of SSL are deprecated. Now considered the gold standard of data privacy on the internet, TLS is the underlying cryptographic protocol of HTTPS. Even so, because of SSL's prominence in turn-of-the-millennium internet security, many professionals still use "SSL" casually.