What category does Cloud IPS belong to in Zscaler's offerings?

Cloud IPS (Intrusion Prevention System) is part of Zscaler's network security features. This classification is grounded in its primary function, which is to protect networks from a variety of threats by monitoring and controlling incoming and outgoing network traffic. Cloud IPS operates in real-time and utilizes advanced techniques to detect and prevent vulnerabilities, exploiting malicious activity, and various types of attacks that could compromise the network's integrity.

Network security features encompass tools and services designed to secure the infrastructure and data within a network. In this context, Cloud IPS is integral to providing comprehensive security solutions that can be deployed in the cloud, thereby addressing security challenges that arise from increasingly mobile and cloud-based environments.

The other categories listed, such as user access management tools, remote workforce solutions, and cloud storage enhancements, do not encompass the specific capabilities of Cloud IPS, which are focused on proactively defending against cyber threats and ensuring network resilience. Each of those categories serves different purposes: user access management revolves around authentication and authorization, remote workforce solutions pertain to enabling secure access for remote employees, and cloud storage enhancements focus on improving cloud data management capabilities.