Zscaler's Q3 earnings surge, driven by AI security and zero-trust adoption, proving that in the cybersecurity world, family (and a strong platform) always wins.
Zscaler's Q3 earnings surge, driven by AI security and zero-trust adoption, proving that in the cybersecurity world, family (and a strong platform) always wins.

Family First Then Security: The Zscaler Way

Let me tell you something family. In this life you need two things: a fast car and a secure network. Zscaler just proved they got the security part down and I respect that. They're not just about lines on a screen; they're about protecting what matters. Their Q3 numbers? They’re not just numbers; they’re a testament to what happens when you put family – in this case their customers – first. Revenue jumped 23% to $678 million. That's like going from 0 to 60 in under 2 seconds. It’s about trust loyalty and knowing that your ride is protected.

AI: The Nitro in Zscaler's Tank

Remember what I always say? 'I live my life a quarter mile at a time.' Well Zscaler is living in the AI era and they're not afraid to floor it. Their CEO Jay Chaudhry says AI is driving the need for their security. It's like adding a supercharger to a classic muscle car. You gotta respect the power but you also gotta control it. They're securing both public and private AI apps which is like having Dom and Brian watching your back – you're covered from all angles.

Outpacing the Pack: Zscaler's Financial Muscle

Those other cybersecurity companies SentinelOne and Palo Alto Networks? They're spinning out maybe wrecked their cars a little. But Zscaler? They're pulling ahead. Adjusted earnings at 84 cents per share beating expectations. Billings up 25% to $785 million leaving StreetAccount in the dust. That's not just luck; that's skill planning and a whole lot of horsepower under the hood. It shows they know how to handle the turns even when the road gets rough.

Minor Setbacks Major Comebacks: It's All About the Race

Sure they had a net loss of $4.1 million. Every race has its bumps. But last year it was a gain of $19.1 million. But that's like losing a little NOS on a straightaway. The important thing is they're looking ahead adjusting their strategy and coming back stronger. They're forecasting solid earnings for the next quarter proving that even when you stumble you can always get back on your feet.

New Blood Same Family Values

They got a new CFO Kevin Rubin. New blood can be good. It’s like adding a fresh face to the crew. As long as he understands the most important thing in this business: you don't turn your back on family even when they do. They might get lost they might make mistakes but you gotta keep 'em close. Cause in the end family is all you got.

Protecting the Treasury: No One Messes With Our Family

I saw that Zscaler's CEO is talking about China hacking the US Treasury. That's not just business; that's personal. You don't mess with our house. Protecting our data our secrets our way of life – that's what family does. And Zscaler is stepping up to the plate. They are there to protect in any situation and at all costs.


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