Halo Connect is a secure enterprise VPN client for organizations that manage their own private network access. It is provided to employees and members of an organization by their IT administrator — it is not a general-purpose consumer VPN and cannot be used without an organization account.

How it works
Your organization provisions your device with a tenant ID and login credentials. Once signed in, Halo Connect establishes an encrypted VPN tunnel to your organization's private network resources — internal apps, servers, and services that aren't reachable from the public internet.

Key features
• Secure, encrypted tunnel to your organization's private network
• Sign-in via your organization's authentication system (SSO/OAuth) or IT-issued device credentials
• Always-on or on-demand connection modes, set by your IT policy
• Zero-trust access policies — your organization can restrict access based on location, network, device compliance, and schedule
• Automatic reconnection on network changes, so you stay connected while moving between Wi-Fi and mobile data
• Mobile device management (MDM/EMM) support for organization-managed devices
• Diagnostic tools to help your IT team troubleshoot connectivity issues

Who this app is for
Halo Connect is intended exclusively for employees, contractors, and members of organizations that have deployed it as part of their enterprise mobility or network access program. If your organization hasn't provided you with a tenant ID and login instructions, this app will not be able to connect you to anything.

Privacy & security
All connections are encrypted. Access to your organization's network is governed entirely by the access policies your organization's IT administrator configures — Halo Connect enforces those policies but does not set or store organization-wide data or in itself provide unrestricted internet access.

Questions about your access or account should be directed to your organization's IT administrator.