ZERO TRUST YOUR
CLOUD WORKLOADS
Simpler connectivity, stronger security, and superior application performance to accelerate your cloud journey.
Live Virtual Launch Event: new innovations to secure cloud workload communications
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Americas
Weds, Dec 8
10:00 AM PST
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APAC
Thursday, Dec 9
10:00 AM IST
12:30 PM SGT
3:30 PM AEDT
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EMEA
Thursday, Dec 9
10:00 AM GMT
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Japan
Thursday, Dec 16
10:00 AM JST

Secure all your cloud workloads with zero trust
As organizations move workloads to the cloud, networking and security teams are hampered by legacy network security architectures, which increase cyber risk (e.g., lateral threat movement of ransomware), and poor application performance, including high latency and lack of scalability.
Zscaler’s new zero trust architecture for cloud workload connectivity and security:
- Improves cybersecurity and data protection
- Eliminates networking bottlenecks
- Delivers superior application performance
Join us for an action-packed session featuring a live demo of zero trust cloud connectivity, a technical deep-dive with cloud protection experts, and informative conversations with customers and partners.
Meet the speakers

Merritt Baer
Principal, AWS Office of the CISO
Amazon Web Services

Rui Cabeco
IT Service Group Manager & Global Outbound Connectivity Lead
Siemens

Jay Chaudhry
Founder, Chairman, and CEO
Zscaler

Amit Sinha
President and CTO
Zscaler

Punit Minocha
Executive Vice President, Business and Corporate Development
Zscaler

Chris Kozup
Chief Marketing Officer
Zscaler
How Zero Trust for Workloads Accelerate your Cloud Strategy

Simplified policies
Treating workloads exactly as you treat users means you can create a single policy no matter where workloads reside or how they’re accessed.

Reduced risk
Firewalls and VPNs expose you to cyber risk with lateral threat movement, but using the zero trust principle of least privilege eliminates the attack surface and prevents the lateral movement of threats.

Greater cloud agility
All application communication is validated based on identity, and context (location, device, content and app) to deliver authorized direct access to other applications and resources.