A monthly podcast in which members of the Customer Success Engineering team highlight the most exciting and relevant features from the Zscaler release notes, with a focus on security and admin quality-of-life features across all Zscaler products. In this episode, the CSE team discusses: the new Zscaler URL Category test tool hosted on zscaler.com; enhancements to user experience for Isolation sessions; the ability to select which DLP channels DLP engines are applied to; the availability of NSS feeds for 3rd Party Management and Posture Management logs; OAuth 2.0 support for the remainder of the ZPA infrastructure components; and the ability to rerun Device Remediation jobs in ZDX. (1:00) ZIA - Zscaler URL Category test tool (3:56) ZIA - Isolation user experience enhancements (5:47) Data Protection - NSS feeds for 3rd Party Management and Posture Management logs (7:04) Data Protection - ability to select DLP channels for DLP Engines (8:55) ZPA - OAuth 2.0 support for Private Service Edges, Network Controllers, and Private Cloud Controllers (10:26) ZDX - Rerun Job command in Device Remediation About Zscaler Zscaler (NASDAQ: ZS) is a pioneer and global leader in zero trust security. The world’s largest businesses, critical infrastructure organizations, and government agencies rely on Zscaler to secure users, branches, applications, data & devices, and to accelerate digital transformation initiatives. Distributed across 160+ data centers globally, the Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange:tm: platform combined with advanced AI combats billions of cyber threats and policy violations every day and unlocks productivity gains for modern enterprises by reducing costs and complexity. ©2025 Zscaler, Inc. All rights reserved. Zscaler, Zscaler Digital Exchange, Zscaler Internet Access, ZIA, Zscaler Private Access, and ZPA are either (i) registered trademarks or service marks or (ii) trademarks or service marks of Zscaler, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries. Any other trademarks are the properties of their respective owners.

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