Zscaler expands Zero Trust platform for agentic AI

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Zscaler has announced a series of enhancements to its Zero Trust Exchange platform aimed at securing agentic AI environments, as organisations increasingly deploy autonomous AI agents across enterprise workflows.

The new capabilities are designed to address emerging security, governance and visibility challenges associated with AI agents that operate autonomously, access enterprise data and interact with multiple systems at machine speed.

The announcement reflects a broader shift in enterprise security requirements as AI adoption evolves from human-assisted tools to autonomous agents capable of performing tasks, making decisions and initiating actions independently. Unlike traditional users, AI agents can create temporary identities, spawn sub-agents and interact with applications and data sources in ways that can be difficult to monitor using conventional security frameworks.

To address these challenges, Zscaler has introduced new capabilities intended to extend Zero Trust principles to AI agents, their communications and the environments in which they operate.

Among the key...

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