The Zscaler integration with Jamf Device Identity provides access policies on Mac computers to Zscaler users so that they have access to Zscaler-hosted resources.
- Zscaler Internet Access (ZIA)
- A solution which secures internet and SaaS access to publicly available resources (e.g., Dropbox, Salesforce, Microsoft, Google)
- Zscaler Private Access (ZPA)
- A service that secures access to private resources (e.g., file shares, private clouds, anything that would live behind a corporate firewall or otherwise require a VPN solution to access)
- Zscaler Client Connector (ZCC)
- An application that lives on the end-user devices (similar to Jamf Trust)
- Jamf Device Identity
An access provider that utilizes the Jamf Trust app and allows Zscaler administrators to define a set of access policies based on device risk attributes defined by Jamf
The following Jamf applications and technologies are also used as part of the integration:
- Jamf Security Cloud portal
The Jamf Security Cloud portal is a web application that is used to set up and manage applications, settings, and integrations that support various security services.
It also provides access to a dashboard of information and reports about the connected devices in your environment.- Jamf Trust
The Jamf Trust app allows users to enroll their devices with capabilities managed in the Jamf Security Cloud portal.
Jamf Trust also allows for zero-touch activation of the browser extension manifest files.- Jamf Security Cloud
- The Jamf Security Cloud services infrastructure is leveraged by the Jamf Trust app to retrieve backend customer device information that can be shared with browser extensions.
- Jamf Pro
- Jamf Pro is an MDM solution that can be used to deploy the Jamf Trust app and configuration profile to Mac computers.