Facts at a glance
- Starting price
- Not documented
- Free plan
- Not documented
- Free trial
- Not documented
- Last verified
- 2026-10-22
Key capabilities
| Remote access scope | Fortinet describes VPN and ZTNA encrypted tunnels for remote access. |
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| Identity-aware private application access | Fortinet documents ZTNA tunnels with SSO and device posture checks to the FortiOS access proxy. |
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| Site-to-site connectivity | Not documented |
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| MFA and single sign-on support | Fortinet documents MFA for remote access VPN and SSO for its Zero Trust Agent. |
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| Device posture controls | Fortinet documents device posture checks and conditional admission for remote access. |
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Change log
- 22 October 2026 — Checked 14 facts including Starting price, Free plan, Free trial, Price published
FortiClient suits organizations already using Fortinet security components and seeking one endpoint agent for VPN and ZTNA access. The vendor documents posture checks, MFA, SSO and central management through EMS or FortiClient Cloud.
Its dependency on the Fortinet access proxy and management stack is the key implementation consideration for teams with a different network-security estate.
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