Which Zscaler capability is designed for secure access to zero-day productivity files?

Browser Isolation Safe Document Rendering is specifically designed to provide secure access to zero-day productivity files by rendering them in a secure environment. This capability allows users to interact with potentially risky files without exposing their endpoints to malicious content. By executing files in a virtualized browser session, the service can isolate any threats, ensuring that users can access documents safely and that any harmful elements cannot affect their devices.

This capability is crucial in a landscape where zero-day vulnerabilities can be exploited, and traditional security measures may not offer sufficient protection. By using Safe Document Rendering, organizations can enhance their security posture while still enabling productive workflows, allowing users to work with new document types without fear of compromise.

Other capabilities like content filtering focus more on monitoring and controlling the types of content that can be accessed or downloaded, while file encryption services deal with securing files at rest or in transit, not specifically addressing the unique challenges of accessing zero-day files. The threat intelligence platform provides valuable insights into existing threats but does not offer the proactive secure rendering environment that Safe Document Rendering provides.