Answer C is correct. Zscaler Client Connector provides anti-tampering protection for its processes, services, files, and registry keys. For a Windows MSI deployment, the documented installation property is ANTITAMPERING, with the enabled value set during installation. This prevents non-administrator users from stopping, modifying, or deleting protected Zscaler components. Zscaler also provides an Enable Anti-tampering setting in Client Connector App Profiles, including an option governing whether the profile can override the installation parameter. Strict Enforcement serves a different purpose: it controls whether users can access the internet when Client Connector is disabled, signed out, or unable to establish the required tunnel. TamperProofing and DisableTampering are not documented Forwarding Profile controls. See Zscaler’s anti-tampering guidance and Windows installation options.
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