zia-audit-ssl-inspection-bypass

To audit SSL inspection bypass rules in ZIA, run a comprehensive audit to identify rules by action (INSPECT, DO_NOT_INSPECT, DO_NOT_DECRYPT, BLOCK) and summarize their scope across apps, users, groups, and locations.

An SSL inspection bypass risk assessment identifies decryption gaps by analyzing bypass rules within ZIA, resolving rule IDs to human-friendly names, and generating a prioritized remediation plan to close security gaps.

Find decryption gaps in Zscaler Internet Access by auditing SSL policies to locate traffic matching DO_NOT_DECRYPT or DO_NOT_INSPECT actions, then review the resolved names for users, groups, and locations to understand the exposure.

Yes, you can generate a structured audit report detailing ZIA SSL rules by action, resolving IDs to human-friendly names for users, groups, departments, and locations, and summarizing the impact of decrypting and bypassing rules.

Yes, the SSL inspection audit resolves IDs to human-friendly names for users, groups, departments, and locations, ensuring the generated audit report clearly identifies the scope and impact of bypass and decryption rules.

Auditing SSL inspection configurations is limited to analyzing existing rules within ZIA to identify bypass risks and decryption gaps; it reports on current policy scope but does not automatically enforce changes without administrator remediation.