From secure connection to authorized entitlement
Your organization has made a strategic investment in Zscaler to modernize secure access. With ZIA, ZPA or both, you have already moved toward a more identity-aware model for how users connect to the applications and systems they need. That foundation matters. But as cloud security, identity and Zero Trust programs continue to evolve, is your team now looking at the next layer of control: authorization?
In this 30-minute replay, we discuss how your can extend the value of their Zscaler investment with modern privileged access controls built for cloud infrastructure, non-human identities and AI-era environment.
What you will learn:
- Why secure connectivity alone does not eliminate standing privilege risk
- How Zscaler customers are thinking about cloud entitlements, SSH access and non-human identities
- Where standing privilege quietly weakens a strong Zero Trust strategy
- How to extend Zero Trust principles into AI and agentic infrastructure access
- Where modern authorization complements ZIA and ZPA
Frequently asked questions
How do P0 and Zscaler work together to secure production access?
P0 and Zscaler work together to secure production access by combining Zscaler’s network-layer zero trust with P0’s identity-based, just-in-time authorization.
How do dynamic authorization and ZTNA strengthen a zero trust access strategy?
Dynamic authorization and ZTNA strengthen a zero trust access strategy by pairing network-level access control with fine-grained, runtime permission enforcement.
How does least-privilege, just-in-time access strengthen a zero trust strategy?
Least-privilege, just-in-time access strengthens a zero trust strategy by ensuring every request is scoped and time-bound, not just network-verified.
How does the P0 and Zscaler partnership enforce zero trust for production access?
The P0 and Zscaler partnership enforces zero trust for production access by combining network reachability controls with runtime authorization.