Which FortiSASE component ensures that remote user endpoints are always connected and protected?

The unified FortiClient serves as a crucial component in ensuring that remote user endpoints are always connected and protected within the FortiSASE framework. It provides endpoint protection by offering threat detection, VPN capabilities, and secure web gateway functions. By integrating these features, the unified FortiClient allows users to maintain a secure connection to the network regardless of their location, protecting data and providing a consistent security posture.

This means that as users connect from various locations, the unified FortiClient helps to enforce security policies, ensures secure access to applications, and provides essential security updates. This seamless integration and functionality empower organizations to maintain visibility and control over their remote devices, significantly enhancing their overall security strategy.

Other components, like FortiAnalyzer and FortiManager, play important roles in monitoring and management but do not directly protect or connect remote user endpoints. FortiGate primarily works at the network perimeter and, while important for overall network security, does not focus on securing individual remote endpoints in the same manner as the unified FortiClient does.