Order Reprints Text size At a virtual meeting with analysts, Zscaler gave investors reason to feel renewed enthusiasm for the stock. Dreamstime Zscaler shares traded higher Tuesday just one day after the security software company hosted an apparently well-received virtual meeting with analysts. The company did not update its financial outlook at the meeting but it gave investors reason to feel renewed enthusiasm for the stock. At least four analysts raised their target prices for Zscaler shares (ticker: ZS) following the meeting. Credit Suisse analyst Brad Zelnick repeated his Outperform rating, upping his price target to $215 from $175. Zelnick wrote that the meeting gave him “even more conviction around both the size of [the company’s] opportunity and ability to execute against it.” He said the company is well positioned in an area called “zero trust” security architectures, an approach that requires all users—even those inside the network—to be authenticated and authorized. Trust no one, in other words. Zelnick also noted the Sunburst attack on