Routine work ties up experts
Recurring checks and standard changes consume the time of scarce second- and third-level specialists.
SourcingBlox takes on clearly defined tasks in Zscaler, Zero Trust, and security operations—with transparent RACI, measurable service boundaries, and trackable changes.

Policies, changes, disruptions, reports, and vendor coordination compete with architectural work and real security issues.
Recurring checks and standard changes consume the time of scarce second- and third-level specialists.
Customers, manufacturers and service providers expect different reactions from each other.
Runbooks, exceptions, and historical decisions are not consistently documented.
Key figures are generated, but do not automatically lead to prioritized improvements.
Together, we define what is adopted, approved, escalated and measured – including structured handovers to internal teams.
Define scope, RACI, service hours, releases, escalation and interfaces.
Runbooks, baseline, backlog, documentation, and start of operations in a structured manner.
Changes, troubleshooting, reporting, and improvement cycle within the shared framework.
You get comprehensible results, clear responsibilities and the next steps that fit your environment.
Define the objective, stakeholders, portfolio and decision-making framework.
Validate primary sources, platform scope, and open assumptions.
Architecture, operations, RACI, risks and measurement points.
Define limited next step with acceptance and fallback option.
Depending on the scope of service, we support Zscaler operations, changes, troubleshooting, reporting, vendor coordination, runbooks, and continuous optimization.
Yes. Scope, releases, escalations, decisions and responsibilities are transparently defined in the RACI and in the service processes.
We describe services, exclusions, service times, response paths, required access, approvals and handovers in a comprehensible service catalog.
The transition includes baseline, backlog, documentation, runbooks, open risks, accesses, contact persons and a controlled start with joint reviews.
Suitable measurement points can include change quality, resolution times, escalations, policy exceptions, platform health, and implemented improvements.
Yes. Co-managed models divide routine, special topics and decision-making responsibility in such a way that internal expertise is used in a targeted manner.
We review your current situation, target architecture and the most sensible next step for your environment.