Zscaler operates a cloud-native security platform called the Zero Trust Exchange that provides secure connectivity for users, devices, and applications. Founded in 2007, the company delivers security services through a global cloud infrastructure that processes over 500 billion daily transactions for more than 7,700 customers, including 30% of the Forbes Global 2000. The platform offers multiple security services including Zscaler Internet Access for secure web gateway functionality, Zscaler Private Access for application access, Cloud IPS for intrusion prevention, and Cloud DLP with Exact Data Match capabilities. The architecture positions security inline between users and their applications, working to prevent threats from entering and data from leaving the organization. Zscaler's approach replaces traditional network security infrastructure with cloud-delivered services based on zero trust principles. The platform provides secure access to cloud resources, protects cloud workloads with segmentation and posture control, and enables secure connectivity for IoT and OT devices. The company serves enterprises across multiple sectors including industry, healthcare, finance, education, and the public sector. The company has received FedRAMP authorization for its services and holds Gartner recognition as a leader in the Secure Web Gateways Magic Quadrant for eight consecutive years. Zscaler went public on Nasdaq in March 2018 and has acquired companies like TrustPath to enhance its AI and machine learning capabilities for threat detection.