What determines whether inspection can be bypassed in a Zscaler environment?

In a Zscaler environment, the ability to bypass inspection is primarily determined by specific application settings. This means that certain applications may have configurations that allow them to operate without inspection due to the nature of the traffic or the requirements of that application. For instance, applications that use encryption or have strict performance requirements sometimes necessitate a bypass to function correctly or efficiently.

While user credential type, operating system, and user agent can impact how traffic is handled and what policies are applied, they do not directly determine whether inspection can be bypassed. The application's settings are specifically designed to dictate the inspection behavior, thus making this the correct choice in understanding how Zscaler handles bypass scenarios.