What types of transactions are logged in Zscaler?

The correct choice encompasses the variety of transactions logged in the Zscaler platform, which includes Web, Firewall, and Sandbox transactions. Zscaler's architecture is designed to log all relevant activities to ensure comprehensive visibility and security.

Web transactions refer to the browsing activities of users, capturing which websites are accessed and the data exchanged. Firewall transactions log events related to network security, including blocked connections and policy enforcement outcomes, making it easier to analyze security incidents. Lastly, Sandbox transactions pertain to the inspection of suspicious files or behaviors in a controlled environment, which is critical for detecting and mitigating advanced threats.

Together, these transaction types provide a holistic view of user activity and potential security events, enabling organizations to effectively monitor and manage their security posture. This comprehensive logging aligns with Zscaler’s emphasis on delivering cloud-based security for all Internet traffic and not just limiting visibility to a single protocol. This breadth of logging ensures that administrators can respond to threats and maintain compliance across their network environment.