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Zscaler Certified Administrator (ZSCA / ZCCA) What TLS interception does to the request path

Zscaler Certified Administrator (ZSCA / ZCCA)

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M1 — Zero Trust Exchange Architecture

The Zero Trust Exchange model and what it replaces

Inline versus API services and where each acts

ZIA, ZPA and ZDX as the three service lines

Traffic forwarding: proxy, tunnel and client deployment options

Identity as the control plane rather than the IP address

Where this fits against a firewall and VPN estate

M2 — ZIA: Secure Web Gateway Policy

Policy structure: user, group, destination and action

Rule ordering and why precedence decides outcomes

URL filtering: categories, allow and block lists, overrides

Cloud firewall policy for non-web traffic and custom ports

File control, sandboxing and data loss prevention profiles

Identity-aware policy using the directory as the source

M3 — SSL Inspection and Its Limits

What TLS interception does to the request path

Building an inspection policy that is defensible, not blanket

Bypass decisions: banking, health, government and certificate pinning

Certificate errors and the support load they generate

Measuring how much of your traffic you can actually inspect

Explaining inspection to staff and to privacy stakeholders

M4 — Zscaler Private Access

Application segments, server groups and the connector model

Publishing an application without exposing it to the network

Policy for who reaches what, under which conditions

ZPA versus traditional VPN: the architectural difference

App Connector deployment, scaling and health monitoring

Private service edges and outbound requirements

M5 — User, Group and Identity Management

Directory integration: user and group provisioning from the IdP

SAML, SCIM and what each carries

Department, location and attribute-based policy

Service accounts, contractors and non-standard identities

Deprovisioning and the leaver risk it removes

Auditing who had access to what, and when

M6 — Operations: Analytics and Troubleshooting

Transaction logs: what to search and what they prove

Troubleshooting tool: request detail, tracing the policy decision

Policy hit reporting to find rules that never fire

Bandwidth, application and risk reporting for management

Notification of policy change and configuration review

Tenant administration, roles and administrative separation

M7 — Deployment, Connectors and Migration

Planning a forwarding method for each site and population

Branch, remote and roaming user deployment patterns

Migrating from firewall and VPN to ZIA and ZPA in waves

Coexistence: running old and new paths without a double inspection

Change communication and user impact during cutover

Validating the result against the original design intent

M8 — Capstone: Practice Exams and Tenant Build

A full timed practice exam under real conditions

Scoring by objective to isolate weak policy areas

Tenant build: identity sync, ZIA policy and an SSL inspection policy

Publish an application through ZPA with a working App Connector

A deliberate policy conflict diagnosed from transaction logs

Exam-day logistics and a two-week revision plan from the scores

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