Which transactions are not logged according to Zscaler?

The choice indicating that transactions lacking significant differences are not logged aligns with Zscaler's operational model focused on efficiency and meaningful data collection. In instances where a transaction does not vary significantly from previous entries or lacks distinctive attributes, logging such transactions may not provide valuable insights or contribute to the analysis of user behavior and network activity.

Zscaler aims to maintain a streamlined system by avoiding unnecessary logging of redundant data, which can lead to clutter and complicate data retrieval processes. Rather than documenting every single interaction, Zscaler prioritizes meaningful transactions that can inform strategic decisions and enhance security measures.

This approach underscores the importance of logging only those transactions that contribute to actionable intelligence while ensuring system performance and data relevance are preserved.