Fortinet Philippines – MEC Networks Corporation

Gartner Magic Quadrant Recognizes Fortinet as the SD-WAN Leader for 4 Consecutive Years

Kait Donieto — Fri, 17 Nov 2023 09:00:41 +0000

MEC Networks is proud to congratulate Fortinet for their remarkable achievement in the world of SD-WAN. They once again secured their place in the coveted Leaders Quadrant of the 2023 Gartner Magic Quadrant report for SD-WAN. This marks the fourth consecutive year that they have been recognized as a leader in the field and a remarkable distinction of being the sole leader placed highest on Ability to Execute for three consecutive years.

In an era where networks face mounting complexity, heightened threats, and the demands of a hybrid workforce, Fortinet’s recognition is well-deserved. The network attack surface has expanded rapidly, leading to numerous challenges like staffing constraints, complex network architectures, and legacy security solutions. Many organizations have found it challenging to keep pace with these developments.

The Role of SD-WAN in Modern Networks

Modern networks require a strategy that simplifies operations, reduces complexity, and combines networking and security solutions. Secure access, reliable connectivity, and superior user experience are paramount for remote workers accessing widely distributed business applications and corporate resources. While SD-WAN can address these concerns, not all SD-WAN vendors can provide the combination of functionality, security, and support that organizations require.

Experience Success with Fortinet Secure SD-WAN

The Secure SD-WAN solution of Fortinet stands out as the first solution to tackle these challenges. Built on a common OS that ensures consistent functionality and centralized control, this solution seamlessly integrates advanced network connectivity and world-class security. It even offers integrated ZTNA to enable hybrid and multi-cloud connectivity, accelerating your digital-first journey.

Fortinet’s deep integration and flexible deployment allow security policies to follow transactions end-to-end. Unlike most SASE solutions that stop at the network edge, Fortinet’s approach simplifies your network architecture and management overhead, accelerating deployment.

Additionally, their Secure SD-WAN solution enables the transition to 5G wireless WAN while maintaining reliable and secure connectivity, including full inspection of encrypted audio and video transmissions. The CyberRatings.org report further demonstrates the solution’s exceptional performance, even in challenging network conditions.

Beyond SD-WAN, Fortinet’s solution offers advanced capabilities such as AIOps and digital experience monitoring (DEM), seamlessly integrating into existing networking and security environments. This functionality shines in Gartner’s Critical Capabilities for SD-WAN Use Cases, where Fortinet ranks #1 in On-Premises security-sensitive WAN and WAN for small branches for three consecutive years.

More Than Just SD-WAN

Fortinet’s Secure SD-WAN is not just about network interconnectivity. It serves as the foundation for broader organizational goals, including SASE and SD-Branch. By integrating these solutions, they empower users and devices to securely access resources and applications with end-to-end visibility and control, regardless of location. This unique approach makes everyone’s job easier and sets Fortinet apart from the competition.

MEC Networks proudly celebrates Fortinet’s consistent leadership in SD-WAN. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition!

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Email Phishing is a Pervasive Phenomenon. Fortinet Suggests 3 Things to Combat It.

Kait Donieto — Fri, 27 Oct 2023 07:00:13 +0000

In the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity, email phishing is still a persistent ultimatum. Threat actors have long posed as trusted sources to target unsuspecting individuals through email and text messages, all in the quest to steal sensitive data.

Statistics from the Fortinet 2023 Global Ransomware Report highlight the effect of phishing as a top tactic, accounting for 56% of successful network infiltrations and ransomware attacks.

Gone are the days of easily recognizable email phishing attempts with glaring errors in spelling and grammar. The advent of AI-driven content tools has ushered in a new era where cybercriminals use artificial intelligence to create more convincing text messages and email phishing. This sophistication raises the stakes, increasing the likelihood of users unknowingly clicking on malicious links.

In this era of AI-crafted communications, employee vigilance is crucial in defending organizations against potential breaches. Traditional methods of spotting phishing attacks are no longer sufficient to ensure safety. To bolster organizational security, it is paramount to invest in the right technologies, such as robust spam filters and multi-factor authentication. Equally important is the ongoing education of employees, as their awareness and actions can make all the difference in protecting organizations from the ever-evolving threats of phishing and ransomware.

Phishing: The Top Weapon in Ransomware Attacks

Recent findings shed light on a concerning reality: phishing still reigns supreme as the primary delivery method for ransomware. This choice by cyber attackers is not without reason, as it continues to yield alarming success rates. Statistics from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency reveal that a staggering 80% of organizations faced at least one incident where an employee was lured by a simulated phishing attempt.

Ransomware, a threat that knows no bounds in terms of industry or location, continues to plague businesses of all sizes. Despite 78% of business leaders believing they are well-prepared to obstruct ransomware attacks, the harsh truth is that half of them have fallen victim to such an attack within the past year.

Empower Your Workforce with Education Against Phishing

Safeguarding your enterprise from the ever-looming threat of ransomware begins with a well-informed workforce. Recognizing that most ransomware breaches enter through the gateway of phishing, employee education takes center stage. However, there is no one-size-fits-all approach to this endeavor; the key lies in tailoring the education to your unique organizational needs.

Fortinet gives some strategic services and programs that can serve as a solid foundation for a comprehensive employee security awareness initiative.

1. Security Awareness Training

Your employees are high targets for threat actors. To keep your organization safe, an ongoing cyber-awareness education program is important. Fortinet’s Security Awareness and Training Service, a SaaS-based solution, offers prompt and up-to-date awareness training on the latest security threats. This service enables IT, security, and compliance leaders to foster a culture of cyber-awareness, making employees more adept at recognizing and evading potential attacks. For organizations with compliance requirements, this service also aids in fulfilling regulatory and industry compliance training obligations.

2. Phishing Simulation Services

Preparing your employees to identify malicious communications is a proactive approach to defense. FortiPhish Phishing Simulation Service conducts real-world simulations, allowing organizations to test and enhance user awareness and resilience against phishing threats. It equips users with the knowledge and skills to respond effectively when they suspect a phishing attack.

3. Free Fortinet Network Security Expert (NSE) Training

The Fortinet Training Institute offers free, self-paced NSE training modules. These modules empower users to find and shield themselves from various threat types, including phishing attacks. These resources can easily complement your existing internal training programs, reinforcing crucial concepts. Furthermore, Fortinet Authorized Training Centers (ATCs) supply instructor-led training, broadening access to the NSE curriculum on a global scale.

Stay One Step Ahead of Threat Actors Through Security Awareness Programs

As technology advances, so do the tactics of cybercriminals. They persistently explore new ways to exploit these innovations for their malicious agendas. In response, both security teams and every individual within organizations must heighten their vigilance against threats.

This underscores the importance of assessing and enhancing your existing cyber-awareness programs. The goal is to equip learners and employees with the latest, most pertinent knowledge, ensuring their ability to safeguard not only themselves but also the organization’s invaluable data.

In the constantly changing sphere of cybersecurity, knowledge is your best defense.

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Fortinet FortiAP™

MEC Digital — Wed, 10 Aug 2022 02:54:46 +0000

Secure WLAN Access Points for protecting valuable assets and data

Fortinet Wireless Access Points (FortiAP) are part of Fortinet’s Wireless LAN equipment that provides secure wireless access for the entire enterprise LAN edge. Since network IT also demands more capability and reliable security from fewer components, this portfolio can help save on costs and simplify the environment.

FortiAPs are available in a variety of models, from 2×2 to 4×4, internal or external antenna, to address specific use cases. Configuration and control of these solutions can be done with Fortinet’s FortiGate Network Security Platform or the FortiLAN Cloud.

FortiAPs are Fortinet Security Fabric enabled, providing broad visibility, automated protection, and integrated threat intelligence required to protect the valuable assets and data of organizations worldwide.

Features and Benefits

Security Fabric Integration

Automated Response to
Compromised Devices

Zero-touch Deployment

Simplified Deployment
and Capacity Expansion

Scalability from 1 to 10,000 APs

Wireless Presence Analytics

Why Choose Fortinet FortiAP

Large campuses, distributed enterprises, and small businesses all have diverse WLAN architecture needs. That is why Fortinet provides a full suite of WLAN Access Points as part of their Wireless Infrastructure solution to address the unique requirements of every organization.

Fortinet OT Solutions

MEC Digital — Mon, 30 May 2022 02:46:34 +0000

Securing converged OT-IT networks with a security fabric

What is IT-OT Convergence?

Digital innovation requires operational technology systems to interact with information technology systems. OT network components like control systems, SCADA, and industrial networks are being connected to IT network components such as processors, storage, and systems management. Through this, the data collected by physical equipment and IIOT devices can be used to identify problems or increase efficiency.

OT is generally not secure, since it was originally designed with the assumption it would not be exposed to threats. The rise of remote access to OT networks by third-party vendors further expands the attack surface and creates new vulnerabilities.

Why OT Security is Critical:
3 Benefits of a Security Fabric

How Fortinet OT Security Works

The Fortinet Security Fabric covers the entire converged IT-OT network to close OT security gaps, deliver full visibility, and provide simplified management.

Fortinet: 5 Risks for Firewalls without Zero Trust

MEC Updates — Fri, 22 Apr 2022 03:39:53 +0000

Any cybersecurity plan should include zero trust. Secure access is more important than ever as the number of Internet of Things (IoT) devices grows, the network perimeter fragments, and the new norm of working from anywhere emerges. Security solutions that can cover all locations are required in today’s evolving work and resource systems, and zero trust is necessary.

Companies must take a zero trust approach to security by deploying strong authentication capabilities, network access control technologies, and ubiquitous application access controls to secure systems, networks, applications, and data. When considering security products, look for ones that can provide traffic SSL decryption and zero-trust capabilities for both cloud-based and on-premises assets, internal segmentation, and control zones.

Concerns have recently been raised concerning firewalls’ ability to enable a zero-trust environment. That could be the case with some next-generation firewalls (NGFW). They’re not up to the task, especially in terms of performance if SSL decryption is enabled. However, it is a mistake to dismiss firewalls totally. You can use the extensive capabilities of an NGFW with zero-trust network access (ZTNA) to control access for everyone across an extended network, covering both cloud and on-premises-based applications.

Fortinet NGFWs excel at supporting zero trust while also serving as part of a comprehensive cybersecurity solution for hybrid networks. No other firewall has ZTNA or bespoke security ASIC chips with SSL decryption hardware accelerators built in.

Here are the dangers companies will face if they would not deploy firewalls powered by zero trust.

Risks of Not Having Zero Trust Network Access

1. Growing Attack Surface

Networks are more spread than ever before, with more edges. The borders separating the home and the business workplace have eroded. This has provided cyberattackers with new, readily abused ways to gain access to corporate networks. Remote work also has a part in increasing the attack surface. Because home networks are frequently insecure, networks are subject to higher hazards.

Users and devices using zero trust are unable to access an application unless they supply the required authentication credentials. Zero trust hides apps behind a proxy server, allowing for a safe, encrypted connection. Zero trust connections are given to individual applications each session, unlike a standard VPN tunnel that offers unbounded access to the network and applications. Only once the device and the user have been validated is access permitted. Because, unlike with a VPN, location is no longer a reliable indicator of access, and ZTNA policy is implemented regardless of whether users are on or off the network.

2. Erratic Security

Users should be able to utilize ZTNA without having to think about it. It should function in the same way regardless of the user’s or applications’ actual location. Many firms, on the other hand, utilize different solutions to safeguard access for all employees. For remote workers, they may use a cloud-based zero trust solution, but for those on site, they would choose a different strategy. Using several products is inefficient, and it is also less secure since it adds complexity and reduces visibility. IT employees must deal with various policies in multiple locations and use multiple consoles or dashboards that aren’t integrated. Human mistake and misconfiguration are more likely due to the lack of central management.

User productivity is also harmed when accessing programs differs between working from the corporate office and working from home. Inconsistent access might lead to annoyance or confusion, especially if one of the products is difficult to use.

Zero trust should function in the same way regardless of where the applications or users are situated. Using a FortiGate to set up universal ZTNA ensures that policies and controls are consistent across all operating environments, including various clouds. Because ZTNA is incorporated into FortiOS, the same adaptive application access policy is utilized whether users are on or off the network. This connection with the Fortinet Security Fabric streamlines network management and visibility. ZTNA can be introduced in stages by simply altering parameters, allowing companies to start with a single network segment or certain zero-trust capabilities and gradually expand.

3. Heightened Costs and Complexity

Far too many companies treat network security as a mere add on, resulting in extra complexity and inadequate security postures. In a fragmented security environment, vital technologies like centralized administration, integrated networks, security operations center solutions, and AIOps cannot be deployed.

According to a Ponemon Institute survey, companies have installed more than 45 security solutions on average throughout their enterprises. Because these solutions function in silos, they contribute to network complexity by requiring frequent revisions to integration workarounds. In a Fortinet report, 82 percent of IT teams with ten or more security suppliers spend at least 30 percent of their time dealing with vendor complexity concerns.

With a single access policy for all locations maintained centrally, the Fortinet ZTNA solution simplifies security. Because ZTNA enforcement is handled by a firewall, all firewall regulations can be applied to that traffic as well.

4. Lateral Threats

Cyberattackers that penetrate the network perimeter can easily travel laterally to locate important resources, sow malware, and disrupt business when networks are set up as a flat, open environment with no security inspection past the boundary. When perimeter-based VPNs are replaced with ZTNA’s zero-trust architecture, every person or device requesting access to a resource is verified before access is granted.

5. Insufficient Security

Although ZTNA is frequently connected with cloud application access, many firms do not use the cloud for all of their apps. Users need access to cloud applications, but they also need access to programs that are hosted in a data center or a branch office. ZTNA should be utilized everywhere for complete security. It shouldn’t make a difference where the applications or users are. ZTNA’s presence ensures that policies and controls are consistent across all operational environments. ZTNA can’t be a cloud-only solution if it wants to be everywhere. ZTNA, which is built on a firewall, provides comprehensive coverage for all hosted sites, including SaaS applications.

The Right Zero Trust Solution

Although not all firewalls are made equal, having a FortiGate is the first step toward ZTNA everywhere. Fortinet employs the client-initiated ZTNA architecture, which creates a secure tunnel using an agent on a device. A Fortinet infrastructure can be made into the newest part of a zero-trust architecture using FortiOS version 7.0 and above. ZTNA capabilities are used in FortiGate NGFWs and FortiClient endpoint protection, allowing for easier management. Because ZTNA is incorporated into FortiOS, the same adaptive application access policy is utilized whether users are on or off the network.

Management and visibility throughout the network are easier because the ZTNA components are tightly integrated into the Fortinet Security Fabric. Organizations may develop zero-trust strategies that function regardless of where their users, devices, or resources are located by starting with a firewall and integrating the other elements of the ZTNA solution under the cover of a single, integrated platform.

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Fortinet FortiDDoS

MEC Digital — Wed, 23 Mar 2022 07:09:27 +0000

DDoS Protection Solution

Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks remain a top threat to IT security and have evolved in almost every way to do what they do best: shut down access to your vital online services. Sophisticated multi-vector and multi-layer DDoS attacks use direct and reflected packets where the spoofed, randomized source IP addresses are impossible to ACL. These attacks are increasingly common as Mirai-style code has morphed into many variants and has been commercialized by providers of “stresser” sites. To combat these attacks, you need a solution that dynamically protects a large attack surface.

FortiDDoS Protection Solution defends enterprise data centers against DDoS attacks by leveraging an extensive collection of known DDoS methodologies, creating a multi-layered approach to mitigate attacks. It also analyzes the behavior of data to detect new attacks, allowing it to stop zero-day threats.

Key Features

Fortinet FortiSOAR

MEC Digital — Tue, 28 Dec 2021 02:29:00 +0000

Rapidly Respond and Improve Efficiency

FortiSOAR is a holistic Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response workbench, designed for SOC teams to efficiently respond to the ever-increasing influx of alerts, repetitive manual processes, and shortage of resources. This patented and customizable security operations platform provides automated playbooks and incident triaging, and real-time remediation for enterprises to identify, defend, and counter-attacks.

Using FortiSOAR helps enterprises adapt and optimize their security processes with:

► Response times that are up to 98% faster than manual options

►160+ out-of-the-box playbooks

► 350+ connectors

Key Features:

Browse Fortinet Cybersecurity Solutions

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Fortinet FortiADC

MEC Digital — Thu, 09 Dec 2021 01:14:00 +0000

Advanced Application Deliver Controller

FortiADC is an advanced Application Delivery Controller (ADC) that ensures application availability, application security, and application optimization. FortiADC offers advanced security features (WAF, DDoS, and AV) and application connectors for easy deployment and full visibility to your networks and applications. FortiADC can be deployed as a physical or virtual machine (VM), or as a Cloud solution.

Solutions Highlights

Application Availability

24×7 application availability through automatic failover for business continuity with application automation, global server load balancing, and link load balancing to optimize WAN connectivity.

Application Optimization

Multi-core processor technology combined with hardware-based SSL offloading and server optimization to increase end-user QoE.

Application Protection

Advanced Web Application Firewall protection from the OWASP Top 10 and threat detection with Fortinet FortiGuard Cloud Services.

Key Features:

1.) Advanced Application Load Balancing

2.) Protection from the OWASP Top 10 application attacks

3.) Multi-Deployment Mode with Hardware, VM, or Cloud Solution (PAYG/ BYOL)

4.) SSL Security and Visibility with Hardware-based Solution

5.) Automation and Fabric Connector to Third Party Solutions such as SAP, Cisco ACI, AWS, and K8s

6.) User Authentication and Authorization via MFA and SSO

7.) FortiGSLB Cloud Integration Maximizes Service Availability

Browse Fortinet Cybersecurity Solutions

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Fortinet Honored as a Visionary by Gartner (Magic Quadrant 2021)

MEC Updates — Tue, 07 Dec 2021 04:51:05 +0000

In the networking industry, wired and wireless local area network (LAN) infrastructure technologies have been around for quite some time now, and they have definitely stood the test of time.

However, Fortinet believes that there is always room for innovation. With that in mind, their vision for wired and wireless networking leverages Fortinet’s ground-breaking Security-Driven Networking approach and AIOps, which expand their LAN Edge solution beyond usual market offerings.

Fortinet particularly maximizes extensive, deployment-wide data for better outcomes. They break down technology silos for intelligent networking to diminish complexity, decrease costs, guarantee consistent user experiences, and strengthen security.

In Security-Driven Networking, unified cybersecurity and control of the network edge are necessary. These get rid of security gaps and offer uncomplicated management. This method compels Fortinet to give built-in, base network access control (NAC) features at no extra cost. And with FortiAIOps, they can leverage the Security Fabric’s extensive data collection to offer exceptional artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) capabilities to lighten the weight on network operations teams.

Fortinet believes that this continuous motivation to build upon their Security-Driven Networking vision has given them the opportunity to be recognized as a Visionary in the 2021 Gartner® Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Wired and Wireless LAN Infrastructure for two years in a row.

Source: Gartner 2021

You can freely access the full Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Wired and Wireless LAN Infrastructure report for further information.

Fortinet Networking Accomplishes Unique Services

Fortinet Security-Driven Networking is achieved through a platform approach, empowering Fortinet to present simplified operations with one interface and operating system (FortiOS). This provides centralized management, automation, and orchestration of not only the wired and wireless LAN edge.

The decrease in complexity is not confined to technology. Fortinet’s wired and wireless LAN solution goes against the popular trend of authorizing core features (and even operating systems) by offering fewer licenses with more function for clear-cut value.

Fortinet has a unique take on the LAN edge. They start by leveraging their FortiGate Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) as a network controller. This integration is enabled through FortiLink, a protocol that combines Fortinet’s secure Ethernet and secure wireless access products and the Fortinet Security Fabric. FortiLink enables the FortiGate to immediately control, configure, and manage FortiAPs and FortiSwitches as if they were part of it. These Ethernet switches and Wi-Fi access points are intentionally engineered and designed to be part of the Fortinet Security Fabric.

Fortinet’s High-level of Expertise Goes Beyond the LAN

Building upon Security-Driven Networking and integrating solutions across Fortinet’s expansive portfolio offers a simplified, better-performing solution that goes beyond the LAN edge. For example, they leveraged critical centralized data to develop FortiAIOps. FortiAIOps leverages artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to allow IT administrators to lessen, if not eliminate, the more routine daily tasks. This also enables quicker identification and resolution of network operations problems.

Fortinet Takes Pride in Being a Visionary Once Again

Fortinet is excited to be recognized as a Visionary in the 2021 Gartner® Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Wired and Wireless LAN Infrastructure. Fortinet continues to invest, develop, and improve, following its clear vision to be different in a mature market.

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Fortinet Zero-Trust Network Access Solution

MEC Digital — Thu, 18 Nov 2021 03:16:00 +0000

Better secure access for remote users to applications anywhere

As users continue to work from anywhere and IoT devices flood networks and operational environments, continuous verification of all users and devices as they access corporate applications and data is needed.

To protect networks and applications, network administrators must implement a zero-trust access approach and provide the least access privileges.  Implementing zero-trust access includes requiring strong authentication capabilities, powerful network access control tools, and pervasive application access policies.

Why Fortinet?

The Fortinet Zero Trust Access (ZTA) framework uses a tightly integrated collection of security solutions that help organizations identify and classify all users and devices that seek network and application access.

Key Features:

Remote Access and Application Access

Applying the zero-trust security model to application access makes it possible for organizations to move away from the use of a traditional virtual private network (VPN) tunnel that provides unrestricted access to the network. Zero-trust network access (ZTNA) solutions grant access on a per-session basis to individual applications only after devices and users are verified. This ZTNA policy is also applied when users are on the network, which provides the same zero-trust model no matter the user’s location.

Browse Fortinet Cybersecurity Solutions

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Fortinet Philippines – MEC Networks Corporation

Gartner Magic Quadrant Recognizes Fortinet as the SD-WAN Leader for 4 Consecutive Years

The Role of SD-WAN in Modern Networks

Experience Success with Fortinet Secure SD-WAN

More Than Just SD-WAN

Level Up Your Business

Email Phishing is a Pervasive Phenomenon. Fortinet Suggests 3 Things to Combat It.

Phishing: The Top Weapon in Ransomware Attacks

Empower Your Workforce with Education Against Phishing

1. Security Awareness Training

2. Phishing Simulation Services

3. Free Fortinet Network Security Expert (NSE) Training

Stay One Step Ahead of Threat Actors Through Security Awareness Programs

Fortinet FortiAP™

Secure WLAN Access Points for protecting valuable assets and data

Features and Benefits

Security Fabric Integration

Automated Response to Compromised Devices

Zero-touch Deployment

Simplified Deployment and Capacity Expansion

Scalability from 1 to 10,000 APs

Wireless Presence Analytics

Why Choose Fortinet FortiAP

Featured Products

Standard FortiAPs

FortiAP Unified Threat Protection (UTP) Access Points

Fortinet OT Solutions

Securing converged OT-IT networks with a security fabric

What is IT-OT Convergence?

Why OT Security is Critical: 3 Benefits of a Security Fabric

Visibility

Control

Continuous Monitoring

How Fortinet OT Security Works

Featured Product

Next Generation Firewall (NGFW)

FortiSandbox

Wireless Security

Security Management and Analytics

Fortinet: 5 Risks for Firewalls without Zero Trust

Risks of Not Having Zero Trust Network Access

1. Growing Attack Surface

2. Erratic Security

3. Heightened Costs and Complexity

4. Lateral Threats

5. Insufficient Security

The Right Zero Trust Solution

Fortinet FortiDDoS

DDoS Protection Solution

Key Features

Machine Learning Detection

Powerful Parallel Inspection Architecture

Continuous Learning

Continuous Attack Evaluation

Advanced DNS Protection

Advanced NTP Protection

Autonomous Mitigation

Hybrid On-premises / Cloud Support

Central Manager (CM)

Fortinet Security Fabric Integration

Featured Product

FortiDDoS 1500E / 1500E-DC

FortiDDoS 2000E / 2000E-DC

FortiDDoS 1500F

FortiDDoS 200F

Fortinet FortiSOAR

Rapidly Respond and Improve Efficiency

Key Features:

Better Understand Data with an Intuitive Interface

Incident War Room

An Enterprise Role-based Incident Management Solution

Connectors

Flexible Configuration

Unified Console Built on Enterprise Multi-tenancy Architecture

Fortinet FortiADC

Advanced Application Deliver Controller

Solutions Highlights

Application Availability

Application Optimization

Application Protection

Automated Response to
Compromised Devices

Simplified Deployment
and Capacity Expansion

Why OT Security is Critical:
3 Benefits of a Security Fabric