The access layer offers the broadest attack surface in an enterprise’s network. It supports all network connectivity (via both wired Ethernet switches and wireless access points) for employees, contractors, and guests—as well a...
Organizations large and small are grappling with the cost and the complexity of securing their infrastructure. Security delivered “as-a-service” can improve your overall security posture, protect cloud-based workloads, and ease...
Proper security of cloud infrastructure and applications requires a solution that is purpose-built for the cloud and can be delivered, as a service, from the cloud. The FortiCloud offering suite protects your applications, your...
Most organizations today work with multiple cloud providers for a host of benefits, including disaster recovery, global coverage, avoiding vendor lock-in, and leveraging best-of-breed solutions. But this diversity of public and...
The Fortinet Security Fabric provides broad, integrated, and automated protection across the organization—on-premises, across multiple clouds, and out to users and devices. For those using Microsoft 365, key Security Fabric ele...
As security architects consider how to provide comprehensive threat protection for their enterprises, including firewalling, intrusion prevention, antivirus, secure sockets layer (SSL) inspection, and application control, they ...
More than 90 percent of enterprises are adopting a multi-cloud strategy, and as they expand across multiple Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) cloud providers, their networking and security architectures must evolve. Specifical...
IS MICROSOFT 365 PROTECTING YOU AGAINST MALICIOUS EMAIL?
Cloud adoption is becoming an increasingly large part of CIO budgets, to the point where some enterprise organizations are using many different cloud environments to build their IT infrastructure. A multi-cloud model involves t...