Zscaler Client Connector
iOS Universel / Productivité
The Zscaler App for iOS includes both Zscaler Internet Access and Zscaler Private Access modules.
Mobility has raised business productivity, but it’s brought its share of issues, as well. One of the biggest challenges is the need to provide complete, consistent security across devices that you may not own. The majority of web traffic from mobile devices comes from apps, not from standard browsers, so threats may not even be visible to traditional security appliances.
Note: Zscaler App is used with an active enterprise subscription to Zscaler's Mobile Security service. Please follow instructions from your IT organization to use this app.
Zscaler App automatically creates a lightweight HTTP tunnel that connects the user’s endpoint to Zscaler’s cloud security platform with no need for PAC files or authentication cookies. The Zscaler Cloud Service delivers one-step enrollment, with multifactor authentication support via SAML.
If you are an end-user and have issues or concerns, please reach out to your organizations support. Client Connector does not collect any personal information about you, or your device, however traffic your device sends to websites and SaaS applications is visible by your company administrators.
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
* Fixes an issue on iOS 26 where Zscaler Client Connector remained stuck in an authentication loop while authenticating through an SSO extension for several minutes before completing sign-in.
* Fixes an issue where devices connected to IPv6-only networks and in tenants without the IPv6 feature enabled for Zscaler Client Connector fell back to Zscaler Tunnel (Z-Tunnel) 1.0, because the QUIC drop policy wasn't applied.
* Fixes an issue where after a device reboot on a cellular-only network, traffic intermittently failed to route through the Zscaler Internet Access (ZIA) tunnel.
* Fixes an issue where Zscaler Client Connector displayed the message Invalid MDM Config, when Zscaler Digital Experience (ZDX) remained stuck in a connecting state due to an incorrect management device management (MDM) configuration.
