Which feature of the Zero Trust Exchange is designed to prevent data loss?

The Cloud Sandbox feature of the Zero Trust Exchange is specifically designed to prevent data loss by analyzing and inspecting files and applications in a secure environment before they are executed or accessed by users. This feature allows organizations to identify potentially malicious content such as malware or other harmful files that could compromise sensitive data. By executing the files in a controlled sandbox, any threats can be contained and neutralized, thereby preventing data from being exfiltrated or compromised as a result of user actions.

The other options, while adding value to the broader security framework of the Zero Trust model, do not primarily focus on data loss prevention. Public Endpoint Management, for example, is more about managing and securing endpoints, ensuring that devices accessing the network comply with security policies. Network Performance Enhancement relates to optimizing the performance of the network rather than directly protecting data. Application Layer Monitoring provides visibility into application usage and behavior but does not have the same proactive threat prevention capabilities as the Cloud Sandbox.