What does capabilities measurement include within a Zscaler framework?

In the Zscaler framework, capabilities measurement specifically emphasizes the operational aspects of how well the Zscaler service performs its core functions, particularly related to inspection and decryption of network traffic. This involves assessing the extent to which the service is capable of intercepting, analyzing, and decrypting the data that flows through it to ensure effective security measures are in place.

Measuring the amount of inspection and decryption executed gives a clear indication of the service's performance and effectiveness in identifying potential threats, enforcing policies, and delivering secure internet access. This capability is crucial for organizations looking to ensure that their traffic is not only secure but also compliant with various regulations.

Other options, while important in different contexts, do not align with the specific focus of capabilities measurement within the Zscaler framework. For instance, network speed and uptime pertain more to service reliability rather than its inspection capabilities. User satisfaction and feedback are essential for assessing user experience but do not directly reflect on the technical performance of security tasks. Similarly, the volume of data processed can indicate overall usage but does not provide insights into how effectively that data is being inspected and secured.