Zscaler Expands Global Data Sovereignty Capabilities
Zscaler announced a significant expansion of its data sovereignty capabilities globally, powered by the Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange cloud security platform. As organizations increasingly demand the ability to independently manage digital assets while complying with local laws, Zscaler continues to invest in providing an industry-leading solution that eliminates the trade-off between global performance and strict local compliance. The company said, "For global enterprises, the conflict between protecting data and enabling cross-border collaboration is a major compliance and business challenge to growth. Zscaler already operates 160+ data centers and is present in most countries. Its architecture is based on fully isolated control, data, and logging planes-distinct layers and separation for management, traffic inspection, and record-keeping to ensure sensitive data never leaves its required jurisdiction enabling customers to maintain complete authority over their data. Running a control plane in a country is more complex than just data and logging planes. Zscaler addressed this early on and built a dedicated US & European control plane along with a dedicated logging plane in six different countries. We are now actively extending this functionality to several new regions, with a forthcoming deployment in Canada."
