The cloud security software provider has confidentially filed for an intial public offering, two years after an Alphabet and Dell-backed series B round.
Zscaler, a US-based cybersecurity technology provider that counts as internet technology group Alphabet and computing company Dell as investors, has confidentially filed for an initial public offering, TechCrunch has reported.
The company had already hired banks to explore a potential flotation, according to a Reuters report in June this year, and Bloombger reported that it ended up selecting Morgan Stanley. The filing was revealed to TechCrunch by multiple sources.
Zscaler has built a cloud-based security platform that offers a more…
