Zscaler's shares rose 6% after reaffirming its full-year revenue forecast of $3.91-$3.94 billion and announcing a collaboration with IBM and Red Hat to protect private applications during vulnerability windows. This news boosted the entire cybersecurity sector, with Palo Alto Networks and CrowdStrike also gaining 4%, and the cybersecurity ETF up 3%, outperforming the broader market. The reaffirmed outlook signals steady enterprise security spending, while the IBM partnership addresses a critical security gap, suggesting durable demand for zero-trust solutions. Investors should watch for customer wins from the collaboration and be cautious of potential volatility after the recent rally.
Zscaler's market cap stands at $35.35 billion with a trading volume of 3,726,203 shares on Pluang as of Oct 10, 2026 01:11 WIB, reflecting active investor interest alongside a 6.05% price increase. Palo Alto Networks shows a much larger market cap of $331.76 billion and a volume of 3,886,927 shares, with strong buying activity (97% Buy orders) and a 4.72% gain. CrowdStrike also sees significant volume at 9,381,560 shares and a market cap of $269.31 billion, with 84% of orders on Pluang being buys and a 3.53% price rise. These figures highlight robust demand for cybersecurity stocks amid sector optimism.
Zscaler CEO Jay Chaudhry has sold 2,852 shares of the company, generating $550,000 from the transaction. This sale could indicate personal financial planning or portfolio rebalancing by the CEO. Investors might watch for any further insider activity ...
Pomerantz LLP is investigating Zscaler for potential securities fraud following the company's Q3 2026 revenue guidance that missed expectations and the departure of its Chief Revenue Officer, Mike Rich. Zscaler's stock fell sharply after both events,...
Zscaler reaffirmed its fiscal 2027 guidance, easing concerns about leadership changes, but Jefferies views its $10 billion annual recurring revenue (ARR) target for 2031 as ambitious. The cybersecurity firm aims for over $8 billion ARR by 2031, imply...
Needham raised Zscaler's price target to $255, citing strong demand for AI-related cybersecurity solutions. Zscaler aims to exceed $8 billion in annual recurring revenue by fiscal 2031, driven by increasing needs to protect against AI-powered cyberat...
Eight Wall Street firms raised their price targets for Zscaler following the company's $10 billion Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) goal announcement, with targets now implying a 29% upside from current prices. While most analysts maintain Buy or Overw...
