Anticipated Impact: Endpoint Management connections will reestablish, potentially delaying Telemetry updates up to 5 minutes during a single maintenance window.
What to expect during your maintenance window: * EMS connectivity may reestablish, briefly affecting Endpoint Management functions including Telemetry. * Temporary impact may last up to 5 minutes.
Note: This maintenance does not impact overall data flow or network connectivity.
For further details, please see the following document:
This proactive maintenance will follow the same maintenance window scheduling as tenant upgrades and each customer instance will only be impacted once during this maintenance period, upgrades will occur Monday 00:00 to Friday 23:59 UTC outside of major holidays.
If you have any questions regarding this maintenance, please contact FortiCare Support (https://www.fortinet.com/support/contact) and reference FortiSASE Operations ticket #590568. Posted on
Aug 14, 2026 - 16:17 UTC
Anticipated Impact: Potential for short interruption of customer instances and configuration portal during the window.
The Operations team will be installing a rolling software update. There is potential for short connectivity impact (approximately ~1-2 minutes) for each customer instance and the configuration portal while these components are updated. No other impact on service delivery is expected.
For FortiSASE-v7.4 release:
For integrating a private AD server without exposing it to the internet, added support for creating an AD connector API key in FortiSASE. This API key is used to configure the FortiClient EMS AD Connector to establish a tunnel with FortiSASE. This feature requires a FortiSASE instance supporting FortiClient 7.4. Added support for ZTNA UDP traffic forwarding from FortiClient 7.4 endpoints. This feature requires an instance supporting FortiClient 7.4, FortiClient 7.4.1 or later installed on endpoints and the FortiGate ZTNA application gateway to be running FortiOS version 7.6.0 or later. Added new best practice recommendation to detect a newer Security PoP location with superior performance for the same geographic region and guide the user on how to migrate to the new security PoP. Support has been added for automatic endpoint vulnerability patching in the Operations > Endpoints > Endpoint details pane. Added support for Secure Browser SSO domain integration where an email address domain for end users to log into is integrated with Secure Browser to support BYOD use cases without using a deployment script. Added enhancements to SCIM server support including support for large SCIM user populations, support for on-demand provisioning from Entra ID after initial provisioning, and support for more robust handling of error conditions. Added support for the optional Local ID type in the IPsec Phase 1 settings for the on-ramp tunnel custom device type for third-party devices that require using an IP address for the local ID type. A RADIUS server timeout option has been added in Access & authentication > RADIUS when creating or editing a connection. FortiClient 7.4.7 support has been added for the Linux platform for IPsec and SSL VPN tunneling. Support has been added for the latest FortiClient version for mobile platforms (Android and iOS). Added support for the MSI version of the FortiClient Windows installer since it was unavailable for new instances created in FortiSASE-v7.4 from 25.4.b to 26.2.1.a. The FortiSASE Network Tools page (https://speed.fortisase.com/) supports performing speed tests both on and off FortiSASE tunnels. Added support for Public Cloud security PoPs: Monterrey (Mexico). Added support for Fortinet security PoPs: Taipei (Taiwan). Updated support for Fortinet security PoPs: Off-shore Dubai (United Arab Emirates).
If you have any questions regarding this maintenance, please contact FortiCare Support (https://www.fortinet.com/support/contact) and reference FortiSASE Operations ticket #590598. Posted on
Aug 10, 2026 - 20:19 UTC
Our Operations team will be performing multiple proactive Software updates on the backend that powers FortiSASE. There is no expected impact.
For FortiSASE-v7.4 release:
For new and existing instances already on FortiClient 7.4.7, support will be added for FortiClient 7.4.8 for FortiSASE desktop users. For new tenants it will be available immediately and for existing instances it will be added successively throughout the week, starting on Monday, August 17th and ending on Friday August, 21st.
In Endpoint management > Configuration, the All traffic option for the Bypass FortiSASE field can be enabled and configured. When enabled, all traffic will bypass the FortiSASE Cloud Security tunnel except for defined subnets. This feature requires endpoints running FortiClient 7.4.8 or later.
Support has been added for recurring Digital Experience Monitoring traceroutes that collect metrics between the endpoint and security PoP every five minutes. Traceroute information is retained for 14 days. This feature requires endpoints running FortiClient 7.4.8 or later.
If you have any questions regarding this maintenance, please contact FortiCare Support (https://www.fortinet.com/support/contact) and reference FortiSASE Operations ticket #591801. Posted on
Aug 14, 2026 - 22:44 UTC
Completed -
The scheduled maintenance has been completed.
Aug 7, 00:01 UTC
In progress -
Scheduled maintenance is currently in progress. We will provide updates as necessary.
Aug 4, 00:00 UTC
Scheduled -
Anticipated Impact: Potential for short interruption of customer instances and configuration portal during the window.
The Operations team will be installing a rolling software update. There is potential for short connectivity impact (approximately ~1-2 minutes) for each customer instance and the configuration portal while these components are updated. No other impact on service delivery is expected.
Tenant upgrades to 26.2.2 will be processed Tuesday, August 4th through Thursday, August 6th. Upgrades will follow your assigned maintenance window, consistent with prior scheduled maintenances. Customers who have configured a preferred maintenance window in the FortiSASE portal will be upgraded during their selected hours. For details on maintenance window scheduling, see:
For integrating a private AD server without exposing it to the internet, added support for creating an AD connector API key in FortiSASE. This API key is used to configure the FortiClient EMS AD Connector to establish a tunnel with FortiSASE. This feature requires a FortiSASE instance supporting FortiClient 7.4. Added support for ZTNA UDP traffic forwarding from FortiClient 7.4 endpoints. This feature requires an instance supporting FortiClient 7.4, FortiClient 7.4.1 or later installed on endpoints and the FortiGate ZTNA application gateway to be running FortiOS version 7.6.0 or later. Added new best practice recommendation to detect a newer Security PoP location with superior performance for the same geographic region and guide the user on how to migrate to the new security PoP. Support has been added for automatic endpoint vulnerability patching in the Operations > Endpoints > Endpoint details pane. Added support for Secure Browser SSO domain integration where an email address domain for end users to log into is integrated with Secure Browser to support BYOD use cases without using a deployment script. Added enhancements to SCIM server support including support for large SCIM user populations, support for on-demand provisioning from Entra ID after initial provisioning, and support for more robust handling of error conditions. Added support for the optional Local ID type in the IPsec Phase 1 settings for the on-ramp tunnel custom device type for third-party devices that require using an IP address for the local ID type. A RADIUS server timeout option has been added in Access & authentication > RADIUS when creating or editing a connection. FortiClient 7.4.7 support has been added for the Linux platform for IPsec and SSL VPN tunneling. Support has been added for the latest FortiClient version for mobile platforms (Android and iOS). Added support for the MSI version of the FortiClient Windows installer since it was unavailable for new instances created in FortiSASE-v7.4 from 25.4.b to 26.2.1.a. The FortiSASE Network Tools page (https://speed.fortisase.com/) supports performing speed tests both on and off FortiSASE tunnels. Added support for Public Cloud security PoPs: Monterrey (Mexico). Added support for Fortinet security PoPs: Taipei (Taiwan). Updated support for Fortinet security PoPs: Off-shore Dubai (United Arab Emirates).
If you have any questions regarding this maintenance, please contact FortiCare Support (https://www.fortinet.com/support/contact) and reference FortiSASE Operations ticket #576521.
Jul 30, 21:11 UTC
Completed -
The scheduled maintenance has been completed.
Aug 1, 00:00 UTC
In progress -
Scheduled maintenance is currently in progress. We will provide updates as necessary.
Jul 27, 00:00 UTC
Scheduled -
Anticipated Impact: Endpoint Management connections will reestablish, potentially delaying ZTNA updates up to 5 minutes during a single maintenance window.
What to expect during your maintenance window: * EMS connectivity may reestablish, briefly affecting Endpoint Management functions including ZTNA rules. * Temporary impact may last up to 5 minutes.
Note: This maintenance does not impact overall data flow or network connectivity.
This proactive maintenance will follow the same maintenance window scheduling as tenant upgrades and each customer instance will only be impacted once during the week.
If you have any questions regarding this maintenance, please contact FortiCare Support (https://www.fortinet.com/support/contact) and reference FortiSASE Operations ticket #578972.
Jul 24, 20:43 UTC