The new version also expands access policy configuration options, improves network fault tolerance, and adds a step-by-step initial setup wizard.

Bi.Zone has released an update for its ZTNA platform, designed for secure remote access to corporate networks. A key new feature is support for the Android operating system, allowing employees to connect to work resources from smartphones and tablets. The application is available for download in RuStore, and can also be distributed via an installation file.

The new version expands the capabilities for configuring access policies. The system can now take into account a wide range of parameters when connecting: from IP address and region to user account, role, and group membership (including Active Directory). This allows administrators to flexibly configure rules for various scenarios, such as working from the office, on a business trip, or from an unusual location, and to more precisely differentiate access in accordance with IDFW policies.

The platform implements a mechanism for reserving access nodes. In this scheme, one node operates as the primary, while the second is in standby mode and automatically takes over all functions in case of failure of the first.

In addition, the initial setup process for the solution has been simplified. A step-by-step wizard has been added to the system, which combines all the main configuration steps into a single scenario. With its help, you can sequentially configure access nodes, IP pools, tunnel parameters, authentication methods, and virtual hosts, without navigating through multiple interface sections.