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Cloud-based cybersecurity and security services
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Zscaler provides cloud-based information security services, focusing on internet, web, and cloud security. Its platform acts as a secure gateway that inspects all internet traffic between users and applications, ensuring that threats are identified and stopped before they can access a client's network. This service is particularly aimed at large enterprises and government organizations that are transitioning to cloud and mobile-first strategies. Zscaler operates on a subscription model, allowing clients to select different levels of security and support based on their needs. What sets Zscaler apart from competitors is its strong partner program, which enhances market reach by offering training and resources to partners. The company's goal is to support secure digital transformation for its clients while generating steady revenue through subscription fees.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
San Jose, California
Founded
2008
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The benchmark SP 500 index is off to a rocky start in 2025, with a year-to-date loss of over 5% already. However, some stocks are bucking the recent market turbulence. Shares of Zscaler (NASDAQ: ZS) have climbed nearly 10% so far this year, partly on the back of a strong financial report for its fiscal 2025 second quarter (which ended Jan. 31). The company is a specialist provider of cybersecurity software, and it's experiencing robust demand from businesses as they try to navigate an increasingly dangerous digital environment. Despite its recent strength, Zscaler stock remains 45% below its all-time high, which was set during the tech frenzy in 2021, so it's not too late for investors to buy