Fortinet stories
Unified security services reduce risk and facilitate compliance requirements, says Fortinet ANZ Director Cornelius Mare.
Fortinet launches new channel programs and initiatives for Australia and New Zealand, including training options and awards.
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced organizations to overhaul their defence strategies, according to Fortinet's Global Threat Landscape Report.
Fortinet's Jon McGettigan highlights the need for comprehensive, unified security to protect enterprise networks' perimeters, cores, and edges effectively.
The company continues to push the boundaries of hardware-accelerated performance for security and networking convergence.
Strong demand for secure SD-WAN and work-from-home capabilities helped power 18% second quarter revenue growth.
Fortinet's Secure SD-WAN delivers robust security and seamless management for remote workforces, ensuring business continuity and optimised performance.
According to a new Omida report, the company has seen a 247% revenue growth year-on-year. Plus, Fortinet announces Fortigate 80F.
According to Jon McGettigan, Fortinet ANZ Regional Director, networks require agile security services to protect their expanding 'core and edge' topology.
Customers of the companies can now leverage firewall and SD-WAN capabilities, web security, browser isolation, multi-cloud workload protection, and more.
Fortinet has won Microsoft's 2020 Commercial Marketplace Partner of the Year award, highlighting its commitment to securing Azure workloads.
The solution complements Fortinet's existing Secure SD-WAN Cloud On-Ramp capabilities to securely connect users and offices to applications and cloud workloads.
Fortinet Director Cornelius Mare reveals how advanced web application firewalls are crucial for securing web apps and ensuring business continuity.
Ingram Micro solution architect Andy Hill explains how Fortinet integrates next-gen security with best-of-breed SD-WAN to safely optimise a network.
Consistent security services are vital to protect distributed networks, according to Jon McGettigan, Fortinet ANZ Regional Director.
More than ever, businesses need to ensure that all their workers have the right skills and training to protect the business from cybercrime.
The boom in remote workforces has highlighted the need for comprehensive security measures to protect and enable mobile/remote workers.
A new report from Canalys indicates investment in cybersecurity has increased 9.7% - but worsening economic conditions could turn the statistic around.
MEF has recently certified Fortinet's Secure SD-WAN offering as being able to support MEF 3.0 SD-WAN services.
Fortinet has launched a foundation to support communities impacted by COVID-19 and enhance its corporate social responsibility initiatives.
