I'm currently working for an organisation that explicitly disallow you working abroad. The machines are locked down tight, and they have Zscaler.
I have a travel router with a private NordVPN instance setup on it. Would this be ample to get away with it, if my VPN location is set to my home country?
Hey everyone, I'm brand new to zscaler and our company plans to onboard it soon. I was curious what are some basic things to check over from a security and performance perspective when setting up zscaler? I'm thinking in comparison to say a Fortinet firewall where you would disable management on wan interfaces, enable trusted hosts on admin accounts, ensure logging is enabled on all policies, etc. Thanks for any input!
What has been your experience with self-hosted Business continuity or Zscaler hosted solutions. My company for regulatory reasons is looking into getting it. It seems like BS since its at minimum $100,000/year to ensure your policies stay in place if Zscaler Cloud goes down. Anyway, how has it worked for you? Do you even notice it? How often does it kick on? Why did you go Business continuity route and not the "free" DR route?
Leadership was asking why speed tests are so slow with Zscaler and how much it hinders our speed test performance. When we go to speedtest.net, we get 800 without Zscaler on. Then we turn it on, we go to the Zscaler speed test website, and we get like 150 or 180. Is this normal? What can we do about this? I know, Working with our Zscaler onboarding engineer, he said that the speed tests aren't accurate but I thought that since Zscaler had their own it would be more accurate. I'm just not sure. How accurate are these tests?
Has anyone been through the onsite loop for an ML/engineering role at Zscaler?
Mine is 3 rounds two “Role-Required Knowledge” sessions and one “General Cognitive Ability” round.
Trying to understand what to expect. Is RRK more system design, coding, or project deep-dive? And what does the GCA round look like?
Any experience appreciated.