Zscaler POLITICAL

Corporate Communications & Public Stance

No public evidence identified in the bounded review of an official Zscaler statement addressing Israel-Palestine, Gaza, the October 7 attacks, Israeli military operations, or Palestinian civilian harm.^{1, 2, 3}

No comparative corporate-statement conclusion is supportable from the reviewed material.^{1, 2}

Operations in Occupied or Contested Territories

Zscaler’s corporate contact page lists separate Avalor and Zscaler offices at One Tower, 21–23 Abba Hillel Silver Road, Ramat Gan, Israel.⁴

Zscaler’s FY2026 Form 10-K states that it maintains research-and-development centers in India, Israel, and Spain.⁵

On March 8, 2024, Zscaler acquired all outstanding equity of Israeli-incorporated Avalor Technologies Ltd. for $256.7 million in cash, and its FY2026 filing states that Avalor technology has been integrated into Zscaler’s cloud platform.⁵

Zscaler acquired Israeli-incorporated Canonic Security Technologies Ltd. on February 20, 2023 for $16.5 million, stated its intent to integrate Canonic technology into its cloud platform, and recorded that certain Canonic employees became Zscaler employees.⁶

We-Ankor publicly describes itself as a Zscaler partner in Israel and represents that it provides Zscaler secure-access and zero-trust network-access solutions.^{7, 8}

We-Ankor’s 2025 republication attributes to a Zscaler regional account manager a description of We-Ankor as Zscaler’s “leading partner in Israel,” but the underlying operational account concerns expansion planned for 2023 and does not establish current sales volume.⁷

No public evidence identified of Zscaler operations, sales, equipment, service contracts, or reseller locations in Israeli settlements, East Jerusalem, the West Bank, or the Golan Heights.

The supplied document-scoped review found no mention of Zscaler in the 2023 and 2025 OHCHR settlement-business database updates or UN Human Rights Council report A/HRC/59/23.^{3, 9, 10}

These non-mentions are limited to the named documents and do not establish absence from all OHCHR materials, procurement records, or operations.^{3, 9, 10}

No public evidence identified of a Zscaler settlement contract, procurement award, regulatory proceeding, litigation, or civil-society report naming the company in connection with occupied Palestinian territory.

Internal Governance, Content & Retail Policies

No public evidence identified in the bounded review of Zscaler employment discipline, litigation, union disputes, or policy controversies concerning Israel-Palestine-related employee speech.^{1, 2}

No public evidence identified of Zscaler platform-content moderation, mapping, app-distribution, retail, or supply-chain controversies concerning Israel, Palestine, or settlements.^{1, 2}

The reviewed filings characterize Zscaler as a cloud-security company, and no retail-product finding was located in the supplied research.²

Brand Heritage & State Partnerships

No public evidence identified that Zscaler markets itself through Israeli military heritage, state-security origins, or a formal Israeli state partnership.^{1, 2}

No public evidence identified of a Zscaler contract, deployment, tender award, or named customer involving the IDF, Israeli Ministry of Defense, Israeli security agencies, or Project Nimbus.^{4, 5, 7, 8}

A June 2021 Defense Innovation Unit record states that DIU implemented and formally assessed Zscaler commercial off-the-shelf technology for public-cloud access and issued Zscaler a Success Memo.¹¹

DIU states that this Success Memo allowed U.S. Department of Defense entities to execute an OTA production contract with Zscaler through Carahsoft without recompeting.¹¹

That U.S. defense-sector record does not establish an Israeli IDF, Ministry of Defense, or Project Nimbus contract.¹¹

Lobbying, Advocacy, Financing & Logistics

Zscaler, Inc. and affiliates filed a U.S. lobbying disclosure for 2023 Q4 reporting $110,000 in lobbying expenses, signed on January 22, 2024.¹²

The accessible filing does not identify an Israel-, Palestine-, boycott-, or Middle East-specific lobbying issue, foreign entity, or geopolitical advocacy organization.¹²

No public evidence identified of Zscaler corporate donations, sponsorships, free services, logistics, crisis assets, or other resources directed to the IDF, FIDF, JNF/KKL, settlement bodies, Israeli government agencies, Palestinian bodies, or conflict-related NGOs.^{1, 2, 12}

No public evidence identified of Zscaler-directed crisis services, credits, infrastructure, logistics, or other resources for Israeli state, military, reservist, settlement, or state-aligned bodies during the current conflict.^{4, 5}

Corporate Structure & Primary Mission

Zscaler, Inc.’s SEC Central Index Key is 0001713683, and the SEC issuer-submissions record is the primary index for its filings.¹³

The reviewed 2025 SEC materials identify Zscaler as a Delaware-listed public company and identify no state shareholding, state-held golden share, or charter-level geopolitical mandate.^{1, 2}

As of November 1, 2025, Zscaler’s proxy identified Ajay Mangal, as trustee, with 29,084,052 shares, or 18.2%; Jay Chaudhry with 26,857,608 shares, or 16.8%; and Vanguard as the other disclosed five-percent holder at 7.1%.¹

The proxy states that the Mangal-administered CJCP and CKS trusts benefit members of the Chaudhry family.¹

No public evidence identified in the supplied local-report pre-scan of Zscaler being listed in the specified OHCHR, UN Special Rapporteur, Amnesty, HRW, Al-Haq, BDS, PAX, BankTrack, KLP, or Who Profits documents.^{3, 9, 10}

Executive & Leadership Footprint

The 2025 proxy identifies Jay Chaudhry as Zscaler’s co-founder, CEO, and board chair, with those positions held since September 2007.¹

The proxy lists James Beer, Karen Blasing, Andrew Brown, Scott Darling, Charles Giancarlo, Raj Judge, Eileen Naughton, and David Schneider alongside Chaudhry on the board.¹

The proxy identifies Kevin Rubin as CFO, Adam Geller as CPO, Raj Judge as EVP Corporate Strategy and a director, Mike Rich as CRO and President of Global Sales, and Robert Schlossman as Chief Legal Officer and Secretary.¹

Jay and Jyoti Chaudhry are associated with the Jay & Jyoti Chaudhry Foundation, whose listed officers include Jagtar S. Chaudhry as president, P. Jyoti Chaudhry as treasurer and secretary, and Simran D. Chaudhry as director.¹⁴

The foundation’s available summaries report charitable disbursements of $45,000 for FY2025, zero for FY2024, and $10,000 for FY2023, while the accessible summaries do not identify recipients.¹⁴

The underlying grant schedules were not retrievable in the research environment, so no recipient-level inference about Israel-, Palestine-, or political-advocacy-related grants is made.¹⁴

Targeted searches concerning Jay Chaudhry, Jyoti Chaudhry, and Ajay Mangal did not produce a supportable primary-source finding of a relevant donation, board role, public statement, or investment, but this is not an exhaustive principal-level absence conclusion.^{1, 14}