What credentials are provided after enrollment in the Zscaler service?

The credentials provided after enrollment in the Zscaler service are designed primarily for user authentication and access management. Client credentials for user requests facilitate secure and authorized communications between the user and the Zscaler platform. These credentials are critical as they help identify and validate users, ensuring that only authorized personnel can access resources and services within the Zscaler environment. This integrated approach reinforces the security framework that Zscaler offers and aligns with its focus on delivering secure access to applications and data regardless of location.

Other options do not align with the specific services provided by Zscaler. Firewalls and antivirus software are typically part of traditional security measures rather than being credentials unique to a provided service. Network passwords might suggest access to a broader network environment but do not reflect the specific individual user credentials managed by Zscaler. Encryption keys, while integral to secure communication, are not distributed as standalone credentials upon enrollment; instead, they are generated and managed as part of the security protocols that Zscaler employs. Thus, the clarity and relevance of client credentials in securing user access highlight why this is the correct answer.