Compliance frameworks, security audits, and quality certifications this company maintains.
Zscaler maintains ISO 27001 certification across its Zero Trust Exchange cloud infrastructure, demonstrating rigorous information security management for the 150+ global data centers processing over 500 trillion daily signals.
Zscaler's Zero Trust Exchange platform is SOC 2 Type II certified, providing enterprise customers with independent verification that Zscaler's security, availability, and confidentiality controls meet AICPA Trust Service Criteria.
Zscaler's Government Cloud is FedRAMP High authorized, enabling U.S. federal agencies and defense contractors to use ZIA and ZPA for securing classified and sensitive government workloads.
Zscaler holds DoD Impact Level 4 and IL5 authorizations, allowing defense agencies and cleared contractors to route controlled unclassified information through the Zero Trust Exchange platform.
Zscaler's Zero Trust Exchange complies with GDPR data processing requirements, including regional data sovereignty options in the EU that keep SSL inspection and logging within European borders as required by customers.
Zscaler's cryptographic modules are FIPS 140-2 validated, ensuring all data-in-transit encryption within the Zero Trust Exchange meets U.S. federal government standards for sensitive data protection.
Zscaler supports PCI DSS compliance for enterprise customers by providing policy enforcement, SSL inspection, and DLP controls that protect cardholder data traversing through the ZIA and ZPA platforms.
Zscaler's cloud platform is designed to support HIPAA-compliant workflows for healthcare customers, with DLP policies, audit logging, and access controls that protect electronic protected health information (ePHI).
Zscaler holds Cloud Security Alliance STAR Level 2 certification, providing an independent third-party audit of security controls specific to cloud service providers in its Zero Trust Exchange delivery model.
Zscaler's platform is StateRAMP authorized, enabling U.S. state and local government agencies to use ZIA and ZPA to secure their networks and meet state-level cloud security compliance requirements.