Zscaler Workload Segmentation for Event Correlation and Unified Security Monitoring
Application Insight For Better Network Threat Detection
SecOps is in a constant battle to detect real threats in the midst of noisy log and network data. Zscaler Workload Segmentation provides context with application communication information that enables SecOps to gain better insight into anomalous activity on their network. Zscaler Workload Segmentation enrichment data is available via its easy-to-use SIEM-ple API.
Zscaler Workload Segmentation helps your business:
Achieve real-time threat visibility
The Zscaler Workload Segmentation Console provides real-time visibility into application communication patterns and trends and alerts you when anomalous activity occurs. Feeding your Zscaler Workload Segmentation application data directly into your SIEM allows for greater coordination and contextualization across all sources of network activity. The result? More accurate detection at a faster pace through one centralized location.

Improve network security and compliance initiatives
Your Zscaler Workload Segmentation SIEM-ple integration ensures that your SIEM tool of choice receives accurate, real-time information about the state of your applications, across any network environment, independent of network constructs. Our zero trust, identity-based microsegmentation guarantees that you are feeding your SIEM the right data, allowing you to make better, faster cybersecurity decisions and prove compliance requirements are always met.

Decrease operational costs: saves time and money
Today’s networks are noisy and complex, and traditional tools that rely on IP addresses, ports, and protocols are unreliable and inefficient in ephemeral environments like cloud and containers. The network analysis from Zscaler Workload Segmentation’s solution is data-specific and inextricably linked to your applications—the data-rich sources targeted by cybercriminals. As such, your SIEM receives the best data about the security of your applications, which results in immediate, provable security outcomes.
