How is browser access configured in ZPA?

In Zscaler Private Access (ZPA), browser access is configured by acquiring a web server certificate and defining the browser access app. This process is essential because it establishes a secure connection between users and applications, ensuring that data transmitted over the web is protected. The web server certificate plays a crucial role in this configuration as it verifies the identity of the server, enabling the client (the user's browser) to trust the connection and the resources it accesses.

Creating a browser access application within ZPA involves specifying settings that dictate how users can interact with applications via their web browser. By properly configuring these settings, organizations can control user access, implement security policies, and ensure seamless connectivity while offloading traffic through the Zscaler cloud.

The other options revolve around different user management and security aspects that, while important in their own contexts, do not directly pertain to the specific process of configuring browser access within ZPA. For example, setting up user accounts and assigning roles primarily relates to user management rather than connection configuration. Similarly, changing firewall settings focuses on network control rather than the specific configurations necessary for browser access through ZPA.