Zscaler, Inc. announced the next phase of its Project AI-Guardian by expanding the initiative to include technology alliance partners such as AWS, Google Cloud, and OpenAI. The expansion broadens ecosystem collaboration to deepen interoperability across the Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange platform and the company's AI Protect portfolio. As enterprises adopt generative AI, agentic workflows, and AI-enabled SaaS, security teams face the challenge of securing the entire AI estate without stitching together point products that create blind spots.

The expansion of Project AI-Guardian is built on the principle of a comprehensive AI security platform that interoperates with existing technologies. Through the Zero Trust Exchange, core Zscaler AI services integrate directly with technology alliance partners. This integration includes the AI Access Graph, which continuously maps how identities, applications, agents, and data connect to AI services, as well as AI attack surface and risk modeling to discover and quantify exposure.

Unified Security Framework

Partners enrich and act on signals gathered within the platform, allowing insight from one system to drive enforcement in another. Because every interaction is brokered through the Zero Trust Exchange, enforcement happens inline and in real time. Access is verified continuously, data is inspected as it moves, and zero trust policy is applied to AI usage similarly to how Zscaler applies zero trust to users, workloads, and devices.

Technology Alliance Partners

The technology alliance partners include AWS, CoreWeave, Databricks, Deep Cogito, Equinix, Glean, Google Cloud, OpenAI, and Saviynt. Additional GSI partners include Coforge and NTT DATA. These partners join the founding GSI partners—Cognizant, EY, HCLTech, Infosys, TCS, and Wipro—to deliver a comprehensive, end-to-end framework for securing AI.