​Zscaler Inc. (ZS) Expands Cybersecurity Edge Through SquareX and AI Suite

Zscaler Inc (NASDAQ:ZS) is one of the best high-growth cybersecurity stocks to buy. On February 9, Cantor Fitzgerald reiterated an Overweight rating on Zscaler (NASDAQ:ZS), noting that its recent acquisition of SquareX could boost growth.

Earlier on February 5, Zscaler unveiled a deal aimed at extending its Zero Trust security directly into browsers such as Chrome and Edge, removing the need for separate third-party browsers and making it easier to protect unmanaged devices.

Building on its success replacing VPNs and VDI with Zscaler Private Access, the company will use lightweight browser extensions to secure SaaS and private applications across both corporate and BYOD devices, further strengthening its Zero Trust platform.

On January 27, Zscaler introduced a new AI Security Suite to help companies manage and secure their expanding use of artificial intelligence. The platform gives enterprises visibility into AI tools, including generative AI, development environments, and AI features built into SaaS apps, while providing controls to govern usage at scale. It’s designed to let IT and security teams track AI applications across the organization and safely roll out approved services without increasing risk.

Zscaler Inc. (NASDAQ:ZS) is a leading American cloud security company that provides cybersecurity solutions based on a Zero Trust model. Its solutions securely connect users, devices, and applications from any location without relying on traditional corporate network perimeters.

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