Datapath helps regulated and mid-market teams evaluate the Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange marketplace, then design, deploy, and operate Zscaler Internet Access, Zscaler Private Access, SSE policy, and VPN replacement planning.
Managed by Datapath — Zscaler ZIA, ZPA, SSE, and ZTNA
Why Zscaler + Datapath
Zscaler can replace broad network trust with identity-aware, least-privilege access, but the business value depends on how policies, applications, users, devices, and exceptions are governed after launch. Datapath turns ZIA and ZPA into a managed access program with owners, reporting, and change control.
We help teams decide what should move from VPN, firewall, proxy, and branch-security stacks into Zscaler, then keep the rollout phased around user experience, regulated-data exposure, Microsoft 365 identity controls, and the remediation work that makes Zero Trust practical.
Datapath services
Operate Zscaler access policy beside endpoint, identity, email, cloud, firewall, backup, response, and remediation workflows.
Decide what stays on firewalls, what shifts into ZIA or ZPA, and how VPN, ZTNA, segmentation, and rule governance should coexist.
Align Entra ID, Conditional Access, MFA, device trust, privileged access, and Microsoft 365 identity governance with Zscaler policy.
Review VPN exposure, private-app access, remote-work risk, branch security, SSE readiness, and Zero Trust migration priorities.
Triage Zscaler, identity, endpoint, firewall, email, cloud, and SIEM alerts into validated events, tuned noise, and owned remediation.
Connect Zscaler access logs, VPN replacement decisions, privileged access, vendor access, and containment workflows to incident readiness.
Managed secure internet and SaaS access with SWG, threat protection, DLP, CASB policy, TLS inspection planning, and user-experience review.
Zero Trust Network Access for private apps so users connect to approved applications instead of joining a broad corporate network.
Application discovery, phased cutovers, connector placement, rollback planning, and user communications for teams retiring legacy remote-access VPNs.
Entra ID, Okta, Duo, Conditional Access, device trust, group design, and privileged-access rules coordinated with Zscaler policy.
Managed exception review, URL and app categories, data-protection rules, risky destinations, branch breakout, and documented business-purpose changes.
Recurring review of user-to-app traffic, blocked activity, policy drift, support tickets, executive reporting, and roadmap decisions.
Zscaler environments managed by Datapath can support access-control, data-protection, monitoring, and evidence needs across:
A serious Zscaler partner should help with architecture, licensing review, identity integration, ZIA and ZPA policy design, app discovery, connector planning, phased rollout, exception governance, monitoring, reporting, and ongoing tuning after go-live.
Use the Zero Trust Exchange marketplace search as a fit check: decide whether ZIA, ZPA, SSE, ZTNA, DLP, CASB, identity integrations, app connectors, logging, and support ownership match your users, private apps, vendors, compliance evidence, and VPN replacement priorities. Datapath turns that comparison into a phased Zscaler roadmap.
Zscaler Internet Access, or ZIA, secures internet and SaaS access with cloud-delivered inspection and policy controls. Zscaler Private Access, or ZPA, brokers Zero Trust access to private applications so users reach specific apps without joining the corporate network.
Zscaler Private Access can replace many remote-access VPN use cases when applications, identities, groups, devices, connectors, and support workflows are mapped carefully. Datapath phases the migration so critical apps, vendors, administrators, and branch users have a tested fallback path.
Zscaler policy should align with Entra ID, Conditional Access, MFA, device trust, privileged access, and group design. Datapath reviews identity controls and Zscaler access rules together so Zero Trust decisions are not split across disconnected portals.
Yes. Datapath can help healthcare, financial services, K-12, public-sector, and mid-market teams manage Zscaler SSE, ZIA, ZPA, and ZTNA operations with compliance-aware evidence, access reviews, change control, and executive reporting.
Timing depends on users, sites, applications, identity readiness, connector placement, VPN scope, data-protection rules, and support requirements. Datapath typically recommends a phased rollout that proves ZIA first, then moves private-app access into ZPA by business priority.
The right answer depends on scale, identity maturity, private-app complexity, branch architecture, compliance needs, budget, and who will operate the policies. Datapath compares platform fit and operating ownership before recommending a Zero Trust or firewall path.
Datapath designs, deploys, and operates Zscaler so ZIA, ZPA, SSE, and ZTNA policy become a governed security program.
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