Zscaler ZS-DTA Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Zscaler ZS-DTA Online Questions & Answers

• Question 51:

  What are the two types of Alert Rules that can be defined?

  A. ThreatLabZ pre-defined and customer defined
  B. Snort defined and 3rd party defined
  C. ThreatLabZ pre-defined and 3rd party defined
  D. Customer defined and 3rd party defined
  A. ThreatLabZ pre-defined and customer defined

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  Explanation

  Zscaler ships a set of Alert Rules curated and maintained by its ThreatLabZ research team, and administrators can also build their own custom (customer#defined) rules to meet specific organizational needs.

• Question 52:

  What are the two types of Probe supported in ZDX?

  A. Web Probes and Cloud Path Probes
  B. Application Probes and Network Probes
  C. Page Speed Probes and Connection Speed Probes
  D. SSaas Probes and Router Probes
  A. Web Probes and Cloud Path Probes

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  Explanation

  ZDX supports two probe types: Web Probes and Cloud Path Probes. Web Probes actively retrieve web objects to measure application health, while Cloud Path Probes map the end#to#end network path to

  pinpoint transit issues.

• Question 53:

  Which ZIA Forwarding Mode on Zscaler Client Connector secures all IP unicast traffic?

  A. Tunnel with Local Proxy
  B. Z-Tunnel 1.0
  C. Enforce
  D. Z-Tunnel 2.0
  D. Z-Tunnel 2.0

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  Explanation

  Z-Tunnel 2.0 secures all IP unicast traffic by encapsulating and forwarding it through the Zscaler cloud, providing full traffic protection without relying on proxy-based forwarding.

• Question 54:

  An administrator wants to allow users to access a wide variety of untrusted URLs.

  Which of the following would allow users to access these URLs in a safe manner?

  A. Browser Isolation
  B. App Connector
  C. Zscaler Private Access
  D. Zscaler Client Connector
  A. Browser Isolation

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  Explanation

  Browser Isolation enables secure access to potentially malicious or untrusted websites by rendering web pages in a remote containerized environment. This isolates any harmful content away from the user's device, ensuring safe browsing without compromising endpoint security. This approach is especially effective for unknown or risky URLs where traditional content filtering might be insufficient.

  References:

  Zscaler Digital Transformation Study Guide - Zscaler Cloud Security Services > Browser Isolation

• Question 55:

  Which algorithm is used to determine the PageRisk?

  A. Zscaler licenses a PageRisk Feed from a 3rd party.
  B. It applies deobfuscation to all data.
  C. It is the RSA Security algorithm.
  D. Zscaler applies a multi data algorithm to the web page.
  D. Zscaler applies a multi data algorithm to the web page.

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  Explanation

  The PageRisk engine dynamically analyzes and correlates multiple data points - such as scripts, URLs, object content, and reputation - on each page in real time to compute a risk score, rather than relying on a single third-party feed or a fixed cryptographic algorithm.

• Question 56:

  Which of the following components is installed on an endpoint to connect users to the Zero Trust Exchange regardless of their location - home, work, while traveling, etc.

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  A. Client connector
  B. Private Service Edge
  C. IPSec/GRE Tunnel
  D. App Connector
  A. Client connector

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  Explanation

  The Zscaler Client Connector is the lightweight agent installed on endpoints - whether at home, in the office, or on the road - to securely forward user traffic into the Zero Trust Exchange.

• Question 57:

  What is an App Profile file used for?

  A. It is used for encapsulating traffic with in GRE Tunnel.
  B. It is used to establish a TLS session to the Zscaler Cloud.
  C. It is used for traffic forwarding decisions by the Zscaler Client Connector.
  D. It is used to categorize sensitive data.
  C. It is used for traffic forwarding decisions by the Zscaler Client Connector.

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  Explanation

  An App Profile PAC file defines traffic-forwarding logic for Zscaler Client Connector, instructing the client which traffic should be sent to Zscaler and which should bypass, enabling granular forwarding decisions.

• Question 58:

  What is the duration of Zscaler's short-lived issuing CA for SSL Inspection?

  A. 7 day expiry with 0 day rotation
  B. 14 day expiry with 7 day rotation
  C. 30 day expiry with 7 day rotation
  D. 21 day expiry with 14 day rotation
  B. 14 day expiry with 7 day rotation

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  Explanation

  Zscaler's short-lived issuing CA used for SSL Inspection has a 14-day certificate lifetime and rotates every 7 days, reducing risk by frequently regenerating the issuing CA.

• Question 59:

  Which of the following connects Zscaler users to the nearest Microsoft 365 servers for a better experience?

  A. Single DNS resolver with forwarders providing centralized results
  B. Private MPLS in each branch office providing connection
  C. Multiple distributed DNS resolvers providing local results
  D. Optimized TCP Scaling for maximum throughput of files
  C. Multiple distributed DNS resolvers providing local results

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  Explanation

  Multiple distributed DNS resolvers providing local results connect Zscaler users to the nearest Microsoft 365 servers. This approach ensures users get localized DNS resolution, which directs them to the closest Microsoft 365 endpoint, improving performance and reducing latency. The study guide highlights the importance of distributed DNS resolution in optimizing cloud application performance for users.

• Question 60:

  Which of the following DLP Notification methods can be used to forward a copy of the data that triggered the DLP policy to the auditor?

  A. Email Notification Template
  B. NSS Log Forwarding to SIEM
  C. SMS Text Message via PagerDuty
  D. Zscaler Client Connector pop-up message
  A. Email Notification Template

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  Explanation

  The Email Notification Template is the built#in mechanism for forwarding a copy of the exact content that triggered a DLP rule to your designated auditor via email.