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Zero Trust Browser for Android. • Secure enterprise sign-in with SSO and two-factor authentication • Continuous device and session security checks • Browsing controls managed by your organization's policies • Site safety indicators built into the toolbar • Screenshot protection for sensitive pages • Remote management for IT administrators
Zscaler's enterprise browser for secure work browsing on Android.
The Zero Trust Browser for Android is Zscaler's enterprise browser for secure internet access and private application access. 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. On mobile, employees rely on the browser to reach the web and business applications, so threats and data loss can occur where traditional security tools have little visibility. Note: Zero Trust Browser is used with an active enterprise subscription to Zscaler Zero Trust Browser. Please follow instructions from your IT organization to use this app. Zero Trust Browser signs you in with your company account and applies your organization's policies automatically. There is no need to configure the browser yourself. Enrollment is designed to be simple, with support for single sign-on and multifactor authentication. Untrusted sites can be opened in a protected session so harmful content stays away from the device. Access to private and internal applications follows the rules your administrator sets. Sensitive pages can also be protected from screenshots and other high-risk actions when your organization requires it. If you are an end-user and have issues or concerns, please reach out to your organization's support. Zero Trust Browser does not collect any personal information about you, or your device, however the websites and SaaS applications you visit may be visible to your company administrators.
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