The Randolph County School System uses the Zscaler Internet content filtering solution. Users are required to authenticate to the content filter system to gain access to the Internet. In order to access secure "Https://" sites a Zscaler Root Security Certificate must be installed on the machine.

Personally owned devices are required to authenticate to the Zscaler Content Filter, to gain access to the Internet. Users will be required to download and install the Zscaler root security certificate. This certificate is installed so that your Internet traffic can be securely transmitted. No data is collected from your computer, and no software or off-site monitoring capabilities are ever installed on personally-owned devices. The Zscaler root security certificate is automatically pushed to district owned Windows laptops, desktops, and Chromebooks at network login.

Before you install the certificate, you will need to download it to your computer. If you are using a Windows or Mac computer, save the file to your Desktop so that you'll be able to locate it later. Please refer to the installation instructions below, depending on your OS platform. You will likely need to restart the browser after you install the certificate.