The cloud security platform has raised $148m in funding from investors including Dell and Alphabet, and was reportedly valued at $1bn+ in 2015.

US-based cloud security technology provider Zscaler has filed for a $100m initial public offering that will enable computing equipment maker Dell and internet and technology conglomerate Alphabet to exit.

Zscaler has built a cloud software platform with integrated security features that allows enterprise users to securely access the internet and software-as-a-service apps securely regardless of where they are situated.

The company’s full-year revenue rose from $80m to $126m between 2016 and 2017, though its net loss also increased from…

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