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The ZHERO Digest What changed, what to check, what shipped.

One email a month on Zscaler: what changed in the ecosystem, what to check in your own tenant, what shipped in ZHERO.

One email a month for the people who run Zscaler

  • Monthly, in the first week of the month. About seven minutes.
  • Written by the founder. Sent as Daniele from ZHERO; replies land in his inbox.
  • Unsubscribe anytime. One click from any issue.

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What's inside

The same sections, every month

Fixed sections in a fixed order, so you can jump to the one you need. Almost plain text: headings, bold, links, one screenshot at most.

  1. 01

    A note from Daniele

    A short editorial: how the Zscaler landscape is moving and what struck Daniele this month.

  2. 02

    What changed

    The month’s Zscaler signals grouped into trends, each with the practical reading for whoever runs the tenant.

  3. 03

    Action needed

    Advisories worth a calendar entry: the date to act by and what to do before it.

  4. 04

    Release Radar

    Every Zscaler release of the period by product (ZIA, ZPA, Client Connector, ZDX, Zero Trust Branch), with the ones worth your attention.

  5. 05

    What to check

    One question about your own tenant, how to check it by hand, and the shortcut in ZHERO.

  6. 06

    From the blog

    Three articles from the ZHERO blog, one line each on what you take home.

  7. 07

    From ZHERO

    What shipped in ZHERO since the last issue, straight from the changelog. Always its own section, never more than that.

Who it's for

Anyone with a Zscaler tenant to look after

Zscaler admins

You run ZIA or ZPA day to day and want the release notes and advisories read for you, with the action already extracted.

Security leaders

You own the outcome of the Zscaler investment and want to know what changed, what carries a date, and what to ask your team.

MSSP partners

You operate Zscaler for several customers and need one monthly read that covers every tenant you manage.

Monthly, in the first week of the month. About seven minutes. If you ever change your mind, the unsubscribe link is in the footer of every issue.

Latest issue

#002: Agents reach the console, one page for all your admin roles

7 min read

Zscaler in September: AI agents get a governed way into the console with Agentic Operations, role management becomes one page for Internet & SaaS, Private Access and Digital Experience, and Client Connector 5.0 arrives with the 2027 long-term support versions. Advisories with dates that matter, from the end of the original Experience Center navigation to ZscalerOS 24. A Release Radar of 31 releases by product, one check on your File Type Control rules, and Troubleshooting now generally available in ZHERO.

The ZHERO Digest #002 Read it in your browser ↗

Archive

Every issue so far

  1. #002
    Agents reach the console, one page for all your admin roles

    · 7 min read · Full Release Radar ↗

  2. #001
    Zscaler’s summer in one email, 85 releases and three October dates

    · 7 min read · Full Release Radar ↗

FAQ

Before you subscribe

How often does it go out?
Once a month, in the first week of the month: the month before, read for you. Each issue takes about seven minutes to read. There is no second email in between.
How do I unsubscribe?
Every issue has an unsubscribe link in the footer: one click, no questions asked. Your address is used only to send the Digest, as described in our privacy policy.
Who writes it?
Daniele Tieghi, founder of ZHERO, who runs Zscaler tenants for customers and built the email he wanted to receive. The ZHERO team compiles the Release Radar from the official Zscaler release notes and trust advisories. Replies land in Daniele’s inbox, not in a queue.
Is it a sales email?
No. Most of each issue is Zscaler ecosystem news with a practical reading, plus guidance you can apply by hand in your own tenant. What shipped in ZHERO has its own labelled section at the end and never grows beyond that.