We use the solution to build zero-trust networks. We use it to block everything except the trusted URLs. We get a bunch of URLs from the customers, whitelist them in the solution, and everything else is blocked automatically. An URL must be whitelisted for users to access it. When a customer tells us they need a particular URL, we analyze it and send it for approval. Once it is approved, we whitelist the URL for the user. The solution is useful for zero-trust and DLP.
I use Zscaler Cloud DLP since my company's clients use Zscaler Cloud Proxy in their environments. I deal with Zscaler Cloud DLP since it meets the requirements of my company's clients and helps to manage data breaches. In general, my company takes care of the configuration part of Zscaler Cloud DLP and provides it to our company's clients as a service.
There's a different mechanism and modules. For example, ZIA is primarily for internet access from the user's side. We can forward the traffic using the ZIA client connector agent installed on user machines like laptops and desktops. Users can log in using their credentials and even use single sign-on. Once logged in, their traffic is forwarded to the Zscaler cloud. Based on the user profile, we can define policies on what type of content they can access, like streaming or specific file types. It provides data protection as well. Alternatively, there's another configuration. If we can't install an agent, we can forward traffic using a PAC file URL to Zscaler servers.
I use Zscaler Cloud DLP to protect sensitive data. It works by checking the content I'm trying to send or use on websites. If it sees any personal data or if someone tries to copy-paste it, it stops them. It can even notice when I use certain commands like "put," making sure my data stays safe. It watches what I'm doing online to keep my data secure. Zscaler Cloud DLP integrates with Microsoft Defender to improve its abilities. This integration allows Zscaler to access data from Microsoft Defender, helping it track timestamps and offer strong protection for DLP events. This partnership between Zscaler and Microsoft Defender is a valuable addition that boosts DLP measures and enhances data protection.
We use the solution to restrict uploading over public sites. We control the users’ actions through DLP. Only users who have access can upload files. We manage multiple policies.
We are currently using Zscaler Cloud DLP internally and it provides us with a robust and highly configurable Data Loss prevention engine, which meets our specific data handling needs.
Sr. Consultant, Cyber Security at a tech services company with 501-1,000 employees
Real User
Top 10
2022-09-05T15:19:12Z
Sep 5, 2022
I use Zscaler Cloud DLP for its DLP features. It gives you all the basic features such as keywords, regular expressions, data identifiers, etc., but the only difference is that you can only apply the DLP policies to web traffic.
VP of Engineering at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
Reseller
2021-12-21T10:40:00Z
Dec 21, 2021
The use case is employing data, PII, and even HIPAA. I do public sector work for hospitals, counties, and local governments. I am using the latest version of Zscaler Cloud DLP. I'm a licensed installer—a subcontractor. I do a lot of installs for different companies and retailers, and one company that I do in Salesforce. There are probably 20 or 30 instances of it that I'm actively involved in at any given moment. The solution is deployed on Zscaler's private cloud.
Security Architect at a comms service provider with 201-500 employees
Real User
2021-05-12T19:18:03Z
May 12, 2021
Unlike unconventional data that's being exposed, data loss prevention can become very difficult. Several of the old technologies, such as Symantec and McAfee, can cause a range of problems. On top of that, it derives from a lot of fines for customer loss. You can go through legal ramifications and damage to your company brand when data is exposed. Zscaler creates a significant bypass of security controls. It helps you with your compliance. Basically, it will then help you protect sensitive data. Zscaler's Cloud DLP will also assist the users off-network, protecting them against data loss. The Cloud DLP will inspect all the traffic including SSL, which will give you protection and visibility. Zscaler Cloud DLP will also allow for compliance. It'll give you compliance for all major regulations that you have to go through.
Sr. Product Management Specialist at a comms service provider with 10,001+ employees
Reseller
2021-03-02T06:43:00Z
Mar 2, 2021
We are resellers and we have multiple vendors for multiple technologies. We work with Zscaler for their proxy server. Zscaler proxy server has two uses. It is not just application control, it is for the company users to access company data from the outside, or for the company users from inside the company to access the internet. It's a completely SaaS-based application.
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We use the solution to build zero-trust networks. We use it to block everything except the trusted URLs. We get a bunch of URLs from the customers, whitelist them in the solution, and everything else is blocked automatically. An URL must be whitelisted for users to access it. When a customer tells us they need a particular URL, we analyze it and send it for approval. Once it is approved, we whitelist the URL for the user. The solution is useful for zero-trust and DLP.
We use the product for inbound and outbound DNS scanning.
We use the product to control traffic and for user management purposes.
We use the product for the process protocol for tunnels to manage network traffic.
I use Zscaler Cloud DLP since my company's clients use Zscaler Cloud Proxy in their environments. I deal with Zscaler Cloud DLP since it meets the requirements of my company's clients and helps to manage data breaches. In general, my company takes care of the configuration part of Zscaler Cloud DLP and provides it to our company's clients as a service.
There's a different mechanism and modules. For example, ZIA is primarily for internet access from the user's side. We can forward the traffic using the ZIA client connector agent installed on user machines like laptops and desktops. Users can log in using their credentials and even use single sign-on. Once logged in, their traffic is forwarded to the Zscaler cloud. Based on the user profile, we can define policies on what type of content they can access, like streaming or specific file types. It provides data protection as well. Alternatively, there's another configuration. If we can't install an agent, we can forward traffic using a PAC file URL to Zscaler servers.
I use Zscaler Cloud DLP to protect sensitive data. It works by checking the content I'm trying to send or use on websites. If it sees any personal data or if someone tries to copy-paste it, it stops them. It can even notice when I use certain commands like "put," making sure my data stays safe. It watches what I'm doing online to keep my data secure. Zscaler Cloud DLP integrates with Microsoft Defender to improve its abilities. This integration allows Zscaler to access data from Microsoft Defender, helping it track timestamps and offer strong protection for DLP events. This partnership between Zscaler and Microsoft Defender is a valuable addition that boosts DLP measures and enhances data protection.
We use the solution to restrict uploading over public sites. We control the users’ actions through DLP. Only users who have access can upload files. We manage multiple policies.
We are currently using Zscaler Cloud DLP internally and it provides us with a robust and highly configurable Data Loss prevention engine, which meets our specific data handling needs.
It pretty much covers, like, if you implement it, it's going to cover, like, 80 to 90% of real estate for the organization.
I use Zscaler Cloud DLP for its DLP features. It gives you all the basic features such as keywords, regular expressions, data identifiers, etc., but the only difference is that you can only apply the DLP policies to web traffic.
The use case is employing data, PII, and even HIPAA. I do public sector work for hospitals, counties, and local governments. I am using the latest version of Zscaler Cloud DLP. I'm a licensed installer—a subcontractor. I do a lot of installs for different companies and retailers, and one company that I do in Salesforce. There are probably 20 or 30 instances of it that I'm actively involved in at any given moment. The solution is deployed on Zscaler's private cloud.
Unlike unconventional data that's being exposed, data loss prevention can become very difficult. Several of the old technologies, such as Symantec and McAfee, can cause a range of problems. On top of that, it derives from a lot of fines for customer loss. You can go through legal ramifications and damage to your company brand when data is exposed. Zscaler creates a significant bypass of security controls. It helps you with your compliance. Basically, it will then help you protect sensitive data. Zscaler's Cloud DLP will also assist the users off-network, protecting them against data loss. The Cloud DLP will inspect all the traffic including SSL, which will give you protection and visibility. Zscaler Cloud DLP will also allow for compliance. It'll give you compliance for all major regulations that you have to go through.
We are resellers and we have multiple vendors for multiple technologies. We work with Zscaler for their proxy server. Zscaler proxy server has two uses. It is not just application control, it is for the company users to access company data from the outside, or for the company users from inside the company to access the internet. It's a completely SaaS-based application.