Jay Chaudhry

Reki subsequently invested in internet infrastructure businesses like Exodus Communications, demonstrating how early-stage backing can fuel secondary market growth.

In the cybersecurity domain, Jay Chaudhry founded Securite in 1996 before shifting to cloud security with Zscaler.

As enterprises moved data online, traditional office-based protection models became obsolete.

The market capitalization of Zscaler reached $26.6 billion.

Uh, the AI agents, we have to protect what these AI agents are doing, uh, given the importance they're playing inside our companies.

Jay Chaudhry, Zscaler CEO, is here with me on the SaaStr Unleashed studio.

Jay, good to see you, man.

Hi.

Look, I think when you actually look at how long we've been trying to lift productivity, I think the reality is we've got to be pulling on as many levers as possible.

I also talk cyber security and Australia's willingness to adopt artificial intelligence with Jay Chaudhry, the global CEO, founder and chairman of the tech company Zscaler, who was in Australia this week speaking to enterprise customers.

I like to say some level of regulations are needed, but over-regulation stifles innovations.

Plus, we've got a special package on Uber Eats, which, believe it or not, is celebrating a decade in Australia.

And now, with large companies adopting AI, it's gaining even more customers.

Revenue surged 25% in the past year and it's expected to lift about 17% in the next 12 months.

I spoke to Jay Chaudhry, the founder, CEO and chairman, when he was in Sydney this week.

We all know that threats are growing, they're expanding.