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02/09/2026

Fortinet Expands FortiEndpoint with New Capabilities for the AI Era
Fortinet, the global cybersecurity leader driving the convergence of networking and security, today announced new capabilities for its unified endpoint platform, FortiEndpoint, designed to help organizations securely adopt AI, protect sensitive data, and reduce risk. By bringing AI visibility and control, native data security, endpoint risk scoring, and FortiAI-assisted operations into FortiEndpoint, Fortinet enables security teams to better govern AI usage, reduce sensitive data exposure, enforce risk-aware access, and simplify security operations across distributed environments.

“Organizations need a simpler and more effective way to manage security as their environments become more complex and AI-enabled. The Fortinet Security Fabric is designed to converge critical security and networking functions across the enterprise, helping customers reduce complexity, improve visibility, and strengthen protection. With FortiEndpoint, we are extending that strategy by consolidating security, secure access, data security, AI visibility, and assisted operations in a unified endpoint platform, delivered through one agent, one console, and one license” said Michael Xie, Founder, President, and Chief Technology Officer at Fortinet

A Platform Approach to AI-Era Endpoint Security

As agents and AI-enabled applications become embedded in everyday work, organizations need better visibility, stronger governance, and integrated protection to securely enable AI while reducing endpoint risk and protecting sensitive data. These needs are even more urgent as threat actors move faster and use increasingly sophisticated techniques to exploit gaps across users, devices, applications, and data. The pressure security teams are facing is compounded by fragmented tools across protection, detection and response, secure access, and data security, which can slow security teams and limit visibility.

FortiEndpoint builds on the consolidation strategy previewed at Fortinet Accelerate 2026 by bringing AI visibility and governance, endpoint protection, detection and response, secure remote access, native data security, and FortiAI-assisted operations together through one agent, one console, and one license. Through integration with the Fortinet Security Fabric, endpoint telemetry and risk context can inform connected security controls, strengthening adaptive access, policy enforcement, and enterprise-wide visibility.

These capabilities help define Fortinet’s approach to endpoint security for the AI era, advanced through three key areas of innovation:

Securing AI Use at the Endpoint

FortiEndpoint provides centralized visibility and control over sanctioned and unsanctioned AI application and agent usage across endpoints, including installed AI apps, agents, and web-based tools. From a single view, organizations can identify agents and applications in use, monitor adoption, and understand user activity to help surface shadow AI, unmanaged applications, and unauthorized tool usage.

With granular guardrail policies, security teams can allow, restrict, monitor, or block applications based on corporate security, compliance, and data security requirements. This supports responsible AI adoption while reducing the risk of unsanctioned tools, sensitive data exposure, and policy violations.

Reducing AI-Driven Data Exposure and Insider Risk

FortiEndpoint now natively supports DLP to help secure AI interactions and reduce insider risk by automatically inspecting sensitive data exchanged with AI applications, agents, and web services. Built-in user coaching provides real-time policy guidance to help users understand acceptable AI usage and reduce risky behaviors without impacting productivity.

This helps prevent the leakage of sensitive data such as personally identifiable information, intellectual property, and financial information directly at the endpoint. By integrating DLP into FortiEndpoint, organizations can safely adopt AI while maintaining stronger data security and compliance controls without adding another point product or management layer.

Unifying Endpoint Security, Access, Data Security and AI-Assisted Operations

FortiAI-Assist is built into FortiEndpoint to simplify administration and accelerate day-to-day operations. Security teams can use natural language to investigate events, visualize findings, generate investigation summaries, identify high-risk devices, and troubleshoot issues. It also provides contextual insights, policy recommendations, and risk guidance to help analysts strengthen governance, prioritize threats, scale threat hunting, and improve efficiency through a unified management experience.

These assisted workflows are complemented by adaptive zero-trust capabilities with dynamic risk and compliance scoring. By continuously assessing endpoint health, compliance status, and risk posture, FortiEndpoint helps organizations make access decisions based on real-time context, so access to AI applications and protected resources can be adjusted as risk changes. This helps organizations reduce exposure, enforce more consistent policy, and safely support AI-enabled work.

Industry analysts are also recognizing the importance of this integrated approach as organizations look for practical ways to govern AI use without adding more tools and complexity.

“Fortinet is addressing what many CISOs need now: visibility into AI usage, control over sanctioned and unsanctioned tools, protection against sensitive data leakage, and real-time coaching to help employees use AI responsibly,” said Chris DePuy, Technology Analyst at 650 Group. “Delivering these capabilities through FortiEndpoint gives customers a practical way to manage AI risk with the same agent and license they already rely on for endpoint security.”

Read the blog and listen to the webinar for more detail on how FortiEndpoint helps organizations securely adopt AI, protect sensitive data, reduce risk, and simplify security operations.

Availability

The new FortiEndpoint enhancements are expected to be available in Q3 2026. For more information, visit here.

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Fortinet, the global cybersecurity leader driving the convergence of networking and security, today announced new capabilities for its unified endpoint platform, FortiEndpoint, designed to help organizations securely adopt AI, protect sensitive data, and reduce risk. By bringing AI visibility and co...

26/08/2026

Fortinet Expands AI Tools to Tackle Security Risks and Monitor GenAI Use
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New Delhi: Fortinet has expanded its FortiAI tools across its Security Fabric platform to support automated threat detection, secure AI adoption, and ease analyst workload.

Cybersecurity firm Fortinet has introduced a set of new AI-driven features under its FortiAI platform, now integrated across its Security Fabric. The company aims to improve threat detection, streamline security operations, and help organisations monitor the use of AI-based tools such as GenAI services.

Focus on AI Security and Threat Response
With the use of AI becoming widespread in both enterprise operations and cyberattacks, Fortinet’s latest upgrades address two growing concerns: the increasing sophistication of AI-led cyber threats and the risk of enterprise AI systems being compromised.

The updated FortiAI suite supports proactive threat management by using AI to detect, trace, and analyse security incidents. It also extends protections to AI systems themselves, helping organisations secure large language models (LLMs) and AI algorithms from manipulation, data poisoning, and unauthorised access.

Key Features: Automation and Autonomous Operations
Under the new rollout, Fortinet has introduced FortiAI-Assist, a feature that combines generative AI, agentic AI, and AIOps. The tool focuses on automation in both network and security operations.

Some notable capabilities include:

Agentic AI for Network Management: Enables AI-assisted configuration updates, policy validation, and issue remediation without human intervention. It also offers predictive issue resolution using AIOps for SD-WAN, wireless, and wired networks.

AI in Security Operations: Introduces automated alert triage, adaptive threat hunting, and AI-driven root-cause tracing. These features are designed to reduce analyst fatigue and improve response accuracy.

Threat Intelligence Enrichment: Uses pattern correlation and behaviour analysis to enhance threat detection capabilities and identify tactics used by attackers.

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https://apacnewsnetwork.com/2025/04/fortinet-expands-ai-tools-to-tackle-security-risks-and-monitor-genai-use/

13/08/2026

Fortinet Launches FortiSOC, a Unified SOC Platform Powered by Agentic AI
New cloud-delivered SOC platform brings together six core security operations functions into a single AI SOC experience designed to simplify and scale modern security operations
June 16, 2026 09:00 ET | Source: Fortinet, Inc.

SUNNYVALE, Calif., June 16, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Fortinet® (NASDAQ: FTNT), the global cybersecurity leader driving the convergence of networking and security, today announced the availability of FortiSOC, a unified, cloud-delivered security operations center (SOC) platform. FortiSOC brings together six security operations functions into a single Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) experience and embeds agentic AI to autonomously investigate and correlate alerts across assets and identities, then recommend or execute response actions under analyst oversight. Built on Fortinet’s proven security operations (SecOps) technologies, FortiSOC helps organizations simplify and scale modern operations through one console, one subscription, and one unified operating model.

“Security teams today are being challenged by faster attacks, growing investigation volume, and fragmented operations that simply don’t scale,” said Michael Xie Founder, President, and Chief Technology Officer at Fortinet. “FortiSOC gives organizations a simpler way to operationalize the SOC capabilities they need through a unified, cloud-delivered platform designed to support security teams of all sizes, from teams building foundational capabilities to enterprises scaling advanced SOC environments. With embedded AI, integrated workflows, and built-in best practices informed by Fortinet’s own global security operations center, FortiSOC delivers the power of an AI SOC to help customers eliminate complexity, automate threat detection and response, and stay a step ahead of attackers.”

One Unified Platform for Modern Security Operations
FortiSOC is designed to simplify how organizations operationalize security operations by unifying security information and event management (SIEM); security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR); threat intelligence; and behavioral and identity threat detection (ITDR) into a single platform. With agentic AI and FortiGuard Labs threat intelligence, FortiSOC extends the SecOps innovations introduced at Fortinet Accelerate 2026 by integrating analytics, investigation, automation, and response workflows into a single cloud-delivered experience for modern environments. FortiSOC enables security teams to move from alert to investigation to response with reduced friction, fewer operational silos, and stronger cross-environment visibility.

Support for Every Stage of the SOC Journey
FortiSOC is designed to support organizations at every stage of SecOps adoption, from resource-constrained teams establishing foundational monitoring capabilities to highly sophisticated and advanced SOC teams requiring deeper automation, broader correlation, and AI-assisted investigation at scale.

Based on proven Fortinet technologies, FortiSOC extends this journey through a cloud-delivered approach that combines advanced cyber defense, essential network operations center (NOC) and IT visibility, and adaptable workflows that can expand with customer needs. Organizations can use it to establish a streamlined entry into SecOps, modernize legacy approaches, or scale large or mature environments without changing direction as requirements evolve.

FortiAI-Assist further differentiates FortiSOC by applying autonomous investigation, AI-generated playbooks, and Model Context Protocol (MCP)-powered agent coordination across alerts, investigations, threat hunting, cases, and response actions. Leveraging enterprise-wide telemetry and threat intelligence, FortiAI-Assist helps coordinate activity across tools, workflows, and teams within the same platform. Security teams can tailor processes, coordinate activity across security and IT systems, involve stakeholders across departments, and extend use cases over time while maintaining the speed, consistency, and control required in modern environments.

Key benefits include:

One platform, total control: Unify SIEM, SOAR, user and entity behavior analytics (UEBA), case management, threat intelligence, ITDR, and AI-driven operations into a single SaaS platform. FortiSOC gives security teams the speed of AI, consistency, and clarity to stay ahead of threats without the overhead of managing multiple tools.
One subscription, zero complexity, better ROI: A single console and subscription model helps reduce procurement complexity, streamline day-to-day operations, and improve resource allocation so security teams can focus on the most important objective: stopping threats.
Ready on day one, prepared for what comes next: Best-practice content for detection methods, playbooks, and more based on Fortinet’s own global SOC operations are available out-of-the-box. FortiGuard Labs real-time threat intelligence, outbreak alerts, and monthly content updates allow organizations to keep pace with the speed and sophistication of today’s threat actors.
Connected by design, ready to scale: Native integrations across the entire Fortinet Security Fabric and thousands of third-party connectors eliminate coverage gaps and help organizations automate detection and response across security, IT, and business systems. MCP support extends this reach to diverse environments, allowing FortiAI-Assist to operate, orchestrate, and coordinate various AI capabilities and tasks throughout FortiSOC, minimizing manual handoffs that slow remediation.
Extending the Fortinet SOC Platform
FortiSOC complements and expands the broader Fortinet SOC Platform portfolio of FortiAnalyzer, FortiSIEM, and FortiSOAR by uniting and extending these capabilities for customers who prefer a single cloud-based SOC platform model. These existing best-of-breed solutions will continue to be enhanced and available. Together, these solutions comprise the Fortinet SOC Platform, which delivers flexible pathways and purchase options tailored to meet customer needs today and offering them a smooth pathway for future evolution.

As organizations modernize SecOps, analysts continue to see growing demand for integrated, cloud-delivered SOC platforms that simplify operations and reduce tool sprawl.

“IDC research shows that organizations are increasingly prioritizing analyst workflow and investigation experience as well as cloud-delivered security operations as they work to improve visibility, streamline processes, and accelerate response,” said Michelle Abraham, Senior Research Director, Security and Trust, IDC. “FortiSOC builds on Fortinet’s established security operations portfolio by combining proven technologies into a unified SaaS platform that can support both foundational and advanced SOC use cases.”

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05/08/2026

OT cybersecurity becomes a board-level priority as industrial security maturity rises, Fortinet finds
New data from Fortinet‘s 2025 State of Operational Technology and Cybersecurity Report found that industrial organizations are steadily maturing their OT security programs, with responsibility increasingly shifting to executive leadership. More than half of surveyed organizations now place OT cybersecurity under the CISO or CSO, up from 16% in 2022, while 80% plan to move OT security under CISO oversight within the next year. The report suggests that OT risk is becoming a board-level concern as organizations seek stronger governance over increasingly connected cyber-physical environments.

The study identified a correlation between higher OT security maturity and reduced operational impact from cyber incidents. Organizations reporting more advanced security practices, including segmentation, threat intelligence integration, and automation, experienced fewer attacks and lower business disruption.

While nearly half of respondents still reported cyber incidents affecting operations, the percentage of intrusions leading to revenue-impacting outages fell from 52% to 42%. At the same time, 46% of organizations reported reaching the highest level of OT security maturity, reflecting broader industry efforts to strengthen resilience across critical infrastructure and industrial operations.

“Industrial organizations now rely on interconnected systems, remote access, cloud-based analytics, and unified IT and OT environments to maintain production,” Richard Springer, senior director for marketing OT solutions at Fortinet, wrote in a Tuesday blog post. “While this advanced connectivity offers increased efficiency and resilience, it has also enlarged the attack surface for cybercriminals, ransomware groups, and nation-state actors.”

He added that the 2026 Fortinet State of Operational Technology and Cybersecurity Report shows that organizations are becoming more diligent in addressing these risks. “The report highlights a market that is increasingly realistic about OT cybersecurity maturity, more alert to intrusions, and more dedicated to meeting upcoming regulatory requirements.”

Springer mentioned that the good news is that many organizations are making progress. The challenge, however, is that maturity levels vary, with many OT environments still facing major issues with visibility, segmentation, secure remote access, incident response, and standardized security architecture.

Responsibility for OT cybersecurity remained largely concentrated with CISOs and CIOs, though the proportion of organizations reporting such oversight declined from 69% in 2025 to 60% in 2026. “Signaling an increase in maturity, the C-suite has mitigated OT risk to the point of delegating OT cybersecurity responsibility back down to senior leadership roles. Those respondents who do not have elevated OT risk yet still need specialized knowledge and leadership to address the increasing number of sophisticated threats.”

The report revealed that for the fifth consecutive year, the number of respondents who intend to move OT cybersecurity under the CISO in the next 12 months increased from 80% in 2025 to 81% in 2026. These changes indicate a solidifying of the importance of OT risk ownership in the C-suite.

Fortinet identified that organizations have reassessed their OT cybersecurity maturity as greater executive oversight, increased funding, and advanced security tools exposed previously unseen gaps. While earlier self-assessments often placed programs at maturity levels 3 and 4, many now recognize lower actual maturity and are focusing on foundational controls such as asset visibility, access management, and network segmentation.

Process maturity data shows that many organizations remain in reactive mode. The share of respondents at level 0 increased from 1% to 5%, while levels 1 and 2 rose from 5% to 17% and 13% to 27%, respectively. Level 3 organizations grew modestly, while level 4 respondents dropped sharply from 49% to 17%. The report views this decline as a positive recalibration, reflecting more realistic assessments driven by improved expertise, broader teams, and better visibility into security weaknesses.

“A positive indicator of increasing cybersecurity maturity is that teams are now reporting greater visibility of intrusions as opposed to reporting none,” according to the report. “In this year’s report, the declining numbers of respondents saying they had detected zero intrusions may point to a greater ability to detect intrusions rather than a real decline in the volume of successful attacks. At the top end, organizations that have had more than 10 intrusions in the year stayed steady at just 2%.”

However, the report observed that the number of respondents reporting multiple attacks (one to nine incidents) has increased from previous years, totaling 71%, up from 47%.

Moving on to laws, regulations, and compliance mandates, Fortinet identified that it continues to be a challenge for IT and OT leaders. “Increasingly, these leaders want to get ahead of governance cycles and learn about potential pending rule changes that may impact data protection, cybersecurity, health, safety, and other factors.”

Last year, some respondents expected new regulations in a few years, but now the vast majority of respondents predict new regulations will be coming soon. These new regulations will increase cybersecurity demands, but also will improve network reliability and resilience. In 2026, almost nine out of 10 respondents (89%) expect increased regulation in five years or less. This number is up sharply from 66% in 2025.

Regarding timing, there was a 20-point shift in respondents now anticipating new regulations in two to five years as opposed to over five years, suggesting that respondents want to prepare for IT and OT regulatory compliance challenges as they relate to cybersecurity.

The report highlights that while cybersecurity has become a board-level priority across industries, OT security is increasingly receiving the same level of executive attention. Although the CISO remains a central figure, responsibility for cybersecurity in 2026 is more broadly distributed across non-technical vice presidents and C-suite leaders, reflecting its growing business impact.

At the same time, organizations are placing greater emphasis on cost efficiency amid tighter budgets. Cost reduction and avoidance became the top cybersecurity performance metric in 2026, rising from second place the previous year. Despite increased pressure to demonstrate value, organizations continue to prioritize operational resilience and security in the face of elevated cyber risk. The report also found growing expectations of new regulatory requirements, driving an increase in compliance and regulatory reporting as a key cybersecurity objective.

“Attacker dwell time measures how long attackers spend undetected. This critical key performance indicator (KPI) also often reflects how much damage attackers can inflict because it’s easier for attackers to perform malicious tasks before they’re detected,” Fortinet reported. “Our survey suggests that although there is some flattening of dwell times of minutes, hours or days, attacks with longer dwell times of weeks, or even months, have increased. These long dwell times leave enterprises open to surveillance, loss of IP, and increase the risk of a ransom event or physical disruption.”

Fortinet found that respondents appear to be refreshing their ICS systems, with 40% reporting that their systems are under five years old, a sharp increase from 2025 (20%) and previous years. This rise points to a healthy attitude toward the benefits of modernization and transformation. Those organizations with aging 11-year-old or older systems should upgrade soon, or if refreshing the systems isn’t feasible, they should adhere to a strict patching and monitoring schedule.

The report identifies network segmentation and microsegmentation as foundational elements of an effective OT cybersecurity strategy. Organizations that separate IT and OT environments and enforce granular communication controls are better positioned to limit lateral movement, improve asset visibility, and reduce the impact of cyber incidents.

The company also recommends adopting secure remote access technologies that apply zero-trust principles, enabling third-party maintenance while minimizing the risks associated with traditional VPN-based connectivity. Together, these measures help industrial organizations strengthen security, improve compliance, and reduce operational risk in environments where legacy systems and limited patching options remain common.

Fortinet also emphasizes the importance of integrating OT into broader security operations and incident response planning. As cybersecurity responsibility increasingly shifts to CISOs and executive leadership, organizations are encouraged to develop incident response playbooks that account for production systems, plant operations, and OT-specific risks.

The report further recommends investing in OT-focused threat intelligence to improve visibility into emerging threats and industrial attack techniques. To simplify increasingly complex security environments, Fortinet advocates a platform-based approach that consolidates security capabilities across IT and OT, providing centralized management, improved visibility, automated response capabilities, and the potential to leverage AI-driven insights for faster threat detection and remediation.

In conclusion, Fortinet reported that only by defining and defending key operational assets and ensuring their performance can businesses compete in the global marketplace and governments protect their citizens. “Although the convergence of IT and OT can be a powerful driver of innovation, it requires a strong commitment to implementing cybersecurity defenses, hiring, and strategic thinking. Because many OT devices are more than 20 years old and unsecure by design, creating a secure OT environment is extremely challenging for many organizations.”

However, Fortinet said it sees signs that more organizations are making progress and better assessing their OT security posture. “These efforts are paying off in greater awareness of intrusions and a lower overall volume of intrusions. As the 2026 State of Operational Technology and Cybersecurity Report shows, companies with higher OT maturity security levels are improving their numbers substantially. To continue this positive trend, everyone from the C-suite on down must commit to protecting sensitive OT systems and allocate the necessary resources to secure critical operations.”

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https://industrialcyber.co/industrial-cyber-attacks/ot-cybersecurity-becomes-a-board-level-priority-as-industrial-security-maturity-rises-fortinet-finds/

29/07/2026

Fortinet expands FortiGate G series to secure AI from the data centre to modern enterprise edges
Fortinet announced new additions to its FortiGate G series portfolio, designed to help organisations secure and scale modern enterprise networks. The FortiGate 3500G and FortiGate 400G deliver high-performance security that keeps pace with growing encrypted traffic, AI-driven workloads, and distributed environments, enabling organisations to strengthen protection, maintain performance, and simplify operations across hybrid infrastructures. Powered by Fortinet’s NP7 and SP5 processors and the FortiOS operating system, the new series combines advanced threat protection, integrated intelligence, and hardware-enforced security.

“Organisations modernising their infrastructures for AI-driven workloads and increasingly distributed environments need security platforms that can deliver both performance and protection at scale,” said Ken Xie, Founder, Chairman of the Board, and Chief Executive Officer at Fortinet. “The expansion of our FortiGate G series reflects our commitment to helping customers simplify their architectures, reduce complexity, and protect their AI deployments from the data centre to the enterprise edge.”

Bringing AI visibility and control to high-performance security

With encrypted traffic, east-west data flows, and AI-driven threats accelerating, traditional firewall architectures are reaching their limits, forcing organisations to choose between performance and security. The FortiGate G series eliminates that trade-off with a unified platform built on Fortinet’s custom ASIC acceleration, delivering predictable, high-performance security, integrated threat intelligence, and consistent operations across hybrid environments.

FortiGate 3500G and 400G extend Fortinet’s AI-driven Security Fabric with native shadow AI detection, providing real-time visibility into unsanctioned usage across AI applications while enforcing controls to protect sensitive data. FortiGuard AI-Powered Security Services apply continuously updated intelligence and machine learning to identify and prioritise threats and automate protection, with FortiOS 8.0 expanding visibility through MCP and agent-to-agent traffic inspection for deeper control over AI data flows and access.

FortiGate 3500G: Built for the next era of data centre scale and trust

The FortiGate 3500G series is built for the next era of data centre scale and performance, where AI workloads, east-west traffic growth, and zero-trust requirements are redefining how infrastructure operates. Security is no longer a checkpoint—it is foundational to performance, scale, and trust.

Designed for this shift, the 3500G delivers 400Gb connectivity, advanced ASIC acceleration, and significant performance gains to secure high-density environments without introducing bottlenecks or requiring architectural redesign. It also addresses a growing gap in the market: trust in the security infrastructure itself. With hardware-level validation, secure firmware enforcement, and system-level transparency, the platform enables organisations to move from assumed trust to verified trust.

By tightly integrating security enforcement with SOC operations and maintaining familiar form factors, the FortiGate 3500G enables organisations to scale critical infrastructure, simplify operations, and deploy high-performance security with confidence.

FortiGate 400G: Modernising the enterprise edge without disruption

Extending these capabilities to the enterprise edge, the FortiGate 400G series modernises the mid-range firewall segment by bringing G-series performance, architecture, and operational consistency to distributed environments.

As applications span data centres, cloud, and edge, and encrypted and east-west traffic continue to surge, many legacy firewalls struggle to maintain performance when advanced security services are enabled, creating trade-offs between protection and efficiency. The FortiGate 400G eliminates compromises with consistent, hardware-accelerated performance, integrated threat intelligence, and a platform designed to support high-density traffic and segmentation-driven security without added complexity.

With a simplified upgrade path from existing FortiGate deployments and consistent interfaces across the portfolio, the 400G enables organisations to modernise their network edge, standardise operations, and scale security with predictable performance and minimal disruption.

– Threat protection performance is measured with firewall, IPS, application control and malware protection, and logging enabled.

– The numbers for competitive solutions are based on publicly available sources. Variations in testing methodologies and performance metrics may exist across different vendors.

– All power consumption values are taken from external data sheets and hardware system guides using maximum power consumption.

A unified platform for secure networking

Together, these additions reinforce Fortinet’s platform-driven approach, anchored by a single operating system, centralised management, and AI-driven threat intelligence and security capabilities. By integrating FortiOS, FortiManager, FortiAnalyzer, and FortiGuard Labs intelligence into a unified Security Fabric, Fortinet enables organisations to reduce tool sprawl, improve visibility, and accelerate threat detection and response while lowering total cost of ownership.

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https://www.expresscomputer.in/news/fortinet-expands-fortigate-g-series-to-secure-ai-from-the-data-centre-to-modern-enterprise-edges/135181/