Prior to this enhancement, a ZTNA configuration required configuring:

• An EMS connection and EMS tags
• A ZTNA server configuration
• A ZTNA rules (proxy policy)
• An authentication scheme and rules (optional)

In this enhancement, there are now two ways to configure the ZTNA rule in the GUI.

1. Full ZTNA policy: under System > Feature Visibility, enable Explicit Proxy. Under Policy & Objects > Proxy Policy, create a policy with the ZTNA type.
2. Simple ZTNA policy: a regular Firewall Policy is used for policy management. When creating a new Firewall Policy, configure a ZTNA policy with ZTNA mode.

As a result, the Policy & Objects > ZTNA > ZTNA rules tab has been removed. Existing ZTNA rules now appear in Policy & Objects > Proxy Policy after upgrade.

Simplify automation triggers and actions for better management:

• Hide simple triggers and actions that should be reused from the creation page.
• Add shortcut to create automation rule from the Log & Report > System Events page.

Combine the Device Inventory widget and Asset Identity Center to create a more streamlined appearance and conserve resources. The Asset Identity Center offers a unified view of asset information, consolidates data from various sources, and can handle significantly larger sets of data.

The Network > Diagnostics page now supports launching multiple packet captures at a time. The packet capture dialog is dockable, can be minimized, and run in the background. The minimized dialog aligns with other CLI terminals that are minimized.

A new command palette feature is available for quickly changing between pages and actions using keyboard shortcuts. Activate the command palette menu by pressing ctrl+p (or cmd+p for Mac) and enter the destination page to jump to. Press Enter to jump to the page. Similarly, activate the command palette menu for specific actions by pressing ctrl+shift+p (or cmd+shift+p for Mac) and enter the action to take. Press Enter to run the action.