​Secure Internet Access Enterprise​ now includes these updates:

A new version of the desktop client is now available. This update includes:

We've redesigned the documentation experience for ​Secure Internet Access Enterprise​ (​SIA​) to make it easier for you to find the guides and resources you need. Everything is now in one place. Visit the Welcome page for a toolkit of ​SIA​ resources.

​SIA​ now includes these updates:

You can now configure Security Connector 2.7.5 as an in-network proxy that forwards web traffic to ​SIA​ Proxy. Depending on your network topology or requirements, you can set up HTTP Forwarder as an explicit or transparent proxy.

​SIA​ now includes these updates:

A new version of the desktop client is now available. ​ETP Client​ 3.6.0 supports Windows 11 and macOS Monterey. For a full list of supported operating systems, see Supported desktop operating systems.

Enterprise Center now offers a new navigation that organizes features and settings by enterprise product. ​SIA​ administrators can now access all configuration settings and reports from the Threat Protection area of the navigation menu. If your organization is also licensed for the Enterprise Application Access (EAA) or Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) products, you can access EAA features from the Application Access area of the menu and MFA features from the Multi-Factor Authentication navigation area.

With multi-tenancy, a Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) can give their customers separate access to ​SIA​ without purchasing separate product licenses. You can create a tenant for each customer and assign administrators to each tenant. A tenant administrator can create and manage ​SIA​ components within their tenant, such as policies, lists, locations, certificates, ​ETP Client​s, and more.

The mobile client is now in limited availability and supports bring your own device (BYOD). With BYOD, end users can activate ​ETP Client​ on their personal devices without using the enterprise-wide entitlement code.