Zscaler has expanded its Project AI-Guardian by integrating leading technology partners like AWS, Google Cloud, OpenAI, and others to enhance security for enterprise AI. This initiative connects Zscaler's Zero Trust Exchange with partner technologies to provide continuous identity verification, AI risk modeling, and real-time enforcement of security policies. The collaboration aims to offer enterprises a unified AI security platform that prevents data leaks, manages AI workflows securely, and ensures compliance, helping businesses adopt AI confidently and safely at scale. This ecosystem approach addresses the growing AI attack surface by enabling interoperability and shared security signals across AI tools and infrastructure.
Zscaler CEO Jay Chaudhry emphasized that autonomous AI agents will soon outnumber human users on corporate networks, creating new cybersecurity challenges. Zscaler reported strong Q3 FY2026 results with 25% revenue growth but faced stock declines due...
Saviynt and Zscaler have expanded their strategic partnership to strengthen Zero Trust security by integrating identity governance with real-time enforcement. This collaboration includes Zscaler Ventures' investment in Saviynt's Series B funding, sup...
Zscaler unveiled major innovations to its Zero Trust Exchange platform, introducing the industry's first comprehensive Zero Trust security solution for autonomous AI agents. These new features include Zscaler AI Broker for securing agent communicatio...
Zscaler shareholders are invited to join a class action lawsuit alleging the company made false or misleading statements about its Q4 financial outlook and failed to disclose key executive departures. The complaint claims that despite strong Q3 reven...
Zscaler's stock dropped more than 30% following a revenue forecast of $875-$878 million for the current quarter, below analysts' $879 million estimate. This decline triggered an investigation by the Schall Law Firm into possible false or misleading s...
