Zscaler Cloud IPS Reviews

I've used Zscaler mostly for URL filtering, SSL Decryption, etc.

The best feature is that Zscaler allows for a separation between cloud applications and URL filtering. For example, under the cloud application segment, I can bypass Microsoft Office 365 without the need to add URLs manually. It's one click, so that's handy.

It's a robust solution with lots of helpful features like the sandbox, which quarantines every file before it's downloaded to the computer. 

We use Zscaler Cloud IPS for internet access, extended log store, cloud application control, and advanced threat protection.

We encounter issues sharing IP addresses with other companies using the software.

We use Zscaler Cloud IPS for threat protection, full SSL inspection, and data center scalability. It integrates with multiple products, including cloud firewalls, cloud sandboxing, Cloud Security Broker (CSB), and Data Loss Prevention (DLP). It helps us allow or block specific TCP or UDP ports, ensuring that only authorized traffic is permitted.

The product's most valuable feature is complete SSL inspection.

We primarily use the solution for offering local secure internet access, such as those involving IPsec or GRE tunnels from site to the Zscaler. The security operation people running the policies and activating the different features provide insight into what is going on within the Zscaler solution. 

IPS is more geared towards providing users access to the public internet, not those involving typical use cases which are cloud-or-SaaS-based. When it comes to user access to the World Wide Web, combined IDS/IPS does make sense. We provide access for this kind of traffic. This is primarily important for inbound traffic. 

We are running multiple production environments there, so that's pretty much it.

Cloud IPS integration is seamless, and it uses a Zero Trust model. It also simplifies overall user access management.