Zscaler ZS-DTA Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Zscaler ZS-DTA Online Questions & Answers

• Question 71:

  Which SaaS platform is supported by Zscaler's SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM)?

  A. Amazon S3
  B. Webex Teams
  C. Dropbox
  D. Google Workspace
  C. Dropbox

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  Explanation

  Zscaler's SaaS Security Posture Management natively supports platforms such as Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Slack, Salesforce, and Atlassian, so among the options listed, Google Workspace is the supported platform.

• Question 72:

  What install does Zscaler Internet Access (ZIA) utilize to implement and enforce the Endpoint DLP policy on end-user laptops?

  A. Zscaler DLP Agent (ZDA)
  B. Zscaler Client Connector (ZCC)
  C. Zscaler Secure Endpoint (ZSE)
  D. Zscaler Secure Agent (ZSA)
  B. Zscaler Client Connector (ZCC)

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  Explanation

  ZIA's Endpoint DLP policies are enforced locally on user devices by the Zscaler Client Connector agent, which retrieves and applies the DLP rules from the Zscaler cloud.

  References:

  https://help.zscaler.com/zia/about-endpoint-dlp

• Question 73:

  Which of the following secures all IP unicast traffic?

  A. Secure Shell (SSH)
  B. Tunnel with local proxy
  C. Enforce PAC
  D. Z-Tunnel 2.0
  D. Z-Tunnel 2.0

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  Explanation

  Z-Tunnel 2.0 is the technology designed to secure all IP unicast traffic. It establishes encrypted tunnels between clients and Zscaler cloud edges, providing secure, transparent forwarding of all IP-based traffic, beyond just HTTP/S, ensuring comprehensive protection of network communications.

• Question 74:

  Which of the following are correct request methods when configuring a URL filtering rule with a Caution action?

  A. Connect, Get, Head
  B. Options, Delete, Put
  C. Get, Delete, Trace
  D. Connect, Post, Put
  A. Connect, Get, Head

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  Explanation

  When you configure a URL Filtering rule with the Caution action, the only HTTP methods you can select for that rule are CONNECT, GET, and HEAD.

• Question 75:

  Which type of malware is specifically used to deliver other malware?

  A. RAT
  B. Maldocs
  C. Downloaders
  D. Exploitation tool
  C. Downloaders

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  Explanation

  Downloaders are a specific type of malware whose primary purpose is to download and install other malicious software onto a victim's machine. Unlike standalone threats, downloaders typically establish initial access and then retrieve payloads like ransomware, trojans, or spyware from a command and control server.

  Their role in the malware chain is fundamental for multi-stage attacks.

  References:

  Zscaler Digital Transformation Study Guide - SSL Inspection and Threat Protection > Malware Categories

• Question 76:

  What is a key feature of OIDC (Open ID Connect) based authentication for users?

  A. Supports attribute-based access control
  B. Annual certificate maintenance required
  C. Uses JSON-based web tokens
  D. Uses XML to format identity information
  C. Uses JSON-based web tokens

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  Explanation

  OIDC relies on JSON Web Tokens to convey identity information, enabling lightweight, modern, and scalable authentication for users.

• Question 77:

  An organization is preparing an identity provider integration for administrative sign-on.

  What should be validated before enabling it for all administrators?

  A. The number of policy rules in every service console
  B. The retention period of all traffic logs
  C. The names of every local user group
  D. The identity relationship, required attributes, and sign-on policy behavior in a limited test
  D. The identity relationship, required attributes, and sign-on policy behavior in a limited test

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  Explanation

  Federated administrative access depends on a trusted identity relationship, usable identity data, and the intended sign-on policy. A limited test exposes mapping or access problems before broad rollout.

• Question 78:

  Assume that you have four data centers around the globe, each hosting multiple applications for your users.

  What is the minimum number of App Connectors you should deploy? Assume that you have four data centers around the globe, each hosting multiple applications for your users.

  What is the minimum number of App Connectors you should deploy?

  A. Six - one per data center plus two for cold standby.
  B. Eight -two per data center.
  C. Four - one per data center.
  D. Sixteen - to support a full mesh to the other data centers.
  B. Eight -two per data center.

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  Explanation

  You need at least two App Connectors per data center to ensure high availability and load distribution, so with four data centers the minimum total is eight.

• Question 79:

  One team creates policies, and another team independently verifies changes.

  Which role model supports this separation of duties?

  A. The first team receives edit permissions and the second receives review and audit permissions
  B. Both teams use the same unrestricted account
  C. The review team receives more edit permissions than the policy team
  D. Neither team is assigned an identifiable account
  A. The first team receives edit permissions and the second receives review and audit permissions

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  Explanation

  Separate edit and review permissions allow each team to perform its responsibility without combining conflicting duties. Identifiable, scoped accounts also preserve accountability.

• Question 80:

  What ports and protocols are forwarded to the Zero Trust Exchange when Zscaler Client Connector is using Tunnel 2.0?

  A. TCP ports 80, 443 and 8080 only.
  B. Any HTTP/HTTPS traffic as well as DNS.
  C. All TCP and UDP ports as well as ICMP traffic.
  D. All Web ports as well as FTP and SSH.
  C. All TCP and UDP ports as well as ICMP traffic.

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  Explanation

  Zscaler Client Connector's Tunnel 2.0 uses a packet#filter based tunnel that encapsulates all IP traffic - both TCP and UDP on any port, plus ICMP - to the Zero Trust Exchange