zscaler sandbox protection

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#zscaler #zia #firewall #dashboard #proxy #malware #security #atp #spyware #sandbox • https://www.youtube.com/@susantamajum... • Sandbox provides an additional layer of security against zero-day threats and Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) through Sandbox analysis, an integrated file behavioral analysis. To ensure your organization's web security, the Zscaler service runs and analyzes files in a virtual environment to detect malicious behavior. It propagates a hash of malicious files to all ZIA Public Service Edges (formerly Zscaler Enforcement Nodes or ZENs) throughout the cloud, effectively maintaining a real time denylist so it can prevent users anywhere in the world from downloading malicious files. • • Sandbox Categories: Select the types of malicious files. • o Sandbox Adware: Files that automatically render advertisements/install adware. Often, these advertisements are unwanted and can lead to spyware or other grayware-oriented privacy violations. • o Sandbox Malware/Botnet: Files that behave like APTs, exploits, botnets, trojans, keyloggers, spyware, and other malware. This is a catchall category for any malicious file that doesn't fall under the other Sandbox categories. Most Sandbox-classified files aren't clearly known to be a specific threat or malware family-oriented because there aren't specific signatures or indicators to categorize the file. Instead the Zscaler service categorizes the file based on an aggregation of the file’s OS and application behaviors and network activity. • o Sandbox P2P/Anonymizer: Files that contain anonymizers and P2P clients. The Zscaler service detects if the file is exhibiting behavior consistent with P2P/anonymizer programs, such as Tor Browser or other VPN services, that essentially make a user’s internet activity untraceable. • o Sandbox Offsec Tools: Offensive security tools are often the same tools threat actors may leverage, but for different purposes. While threat actors can use these tools for malicious reasons, they can also be used by cyber security professionals. • o Sandbox Ransomware: A type of malware that prevents or limits users from accessing their system, either by locking the system or by locking the users' files, until a ransom is paid. • o Sandbox Suspicious: Files that exhibit some malicious behaviors but are not fully classified as malware.

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