Fortinet FortiGate-71F, 5 Year, Enterprise Protection (IPS, AI-based Inline Malware Prevention, DLP, App Control, Adv Malware Protection, URL/DNS/Video Filtering, Anti-spam, Attack Surface Security, Converter Svc, FortiCare Premium) Threat intelligence 1

Organizations of all sizes face growing complexity in both networking and the threat landscape. Multi-cloud deployments and Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices expand the attack surface, and disparate point solutions deployed to address new threat vectors often do not integrate with existing infrastructure. This results in both business inefficiency and increased risk.

The FortiGate Enterprise Protection bundle addresses both of these problems by providing the most comprehensive package of security services available in the market today. It covers the areas of protection needed to effectively address the complex and evolving threat landscape—and every cyberattack channel, from the endpoint to the cloud. The Enterprise Protection bundle provides a centralized way to deal with complex risk, compliance, management, and visibility concerns. In sum, the FortiGate Enterprise Protection bundle delivers critical services to protect organizations from current and future cyber threats.

Digital transformation (DX) can bring great benefits to organizations, but it also brings increased complexity to the corporate network—and to network security. DX has exponentially expanded the attack surface. For example, enterprises now use an average of 61 different cloud apps, and a million new IoT devices come online every day. At the same time, the convergence of IT with operational technology (OT) is accelerating, and compliance and risk management are an increasing concern at many enterprises.

Add that threats are becoming more sophisticated, making the challenges facing security leaders even more daunting. For example, in the third quarter of 2018, FortiGuard Labs detected almost 34,000 new malware variants—a 43% increase over the second quarter and a 129% increase over the first quarter. Zero-day attacks are becoming more common, and 75% of unknown malware detected by FortiSandbox was not found on the VirusTotal tool—which aggregates information from 50 different antivirus vendors.