Prioritizing Concerns Around WAN Security Issues
Learn how organizations can select a SD-WAN solution that mitigates the risks associated with WAN security to ensure high performance and secure connectivity.
Latest COVID-19 Variants from the Ridiculous to the Malicious
To keep devices free from malware, and critical information out of the hands of criminals, we must still use effective cyber health practices. Learn how FortiGuard Labs walks through examples of attacks seen related to COVID-19.
SASE is All About Delivering Security Everywhere
Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) is an emerging enterprise strategy that incorporates multiple solutions to enable secure remote access to on-premises, cloud-based, and online resources. Learn more.
Ushering the Era of Hyperscale Security – The New FortiGate 4400F
Today Fortinet announced the first hyperscale firewall, the FortiGate 4400F, capable of securing hyperscale data centers and 5G networks. Learn more.
Secure SD-WAN Addresses Manufacturing and Services Organization's Security Challenges
Discover how this multinational manufacturing and services organization secures its entire infrastructure and ensures continued connectivity with Fortinet Secure SD-WAN.
Securing the 5G-Enabled Future
Fortinet’s Ronen Shpirer and Alain Sanchez discuss some of the security requirements of the 5G future. Learn more about securing 5G.
Keeping Up With the Performance Demands of Encrypted Web Traffic
The total percentage of encrypted web traffic is up in recent years. Learn more about how this could be a hidden opportunity for cybercriminals and how to keep up with the demands of encrypted traffic.
Selecting a Secure SD-WAN Solution That Addresses All Key Requirements
Organizations are turning to SD-WAN solutions to ensure fast, scalable, and flexible connectivity across the corporate network. Learn how organizations can enable digital innovation with the right Secure SD-WAN solution.
Tutorial of ARM Stack Overflow Exploit against SETUID Root Program
FortiGuard labs presents another technique on how to exploit a classic buffer overflow vulnerability against a SETUID root program when ASLR is enabled. Learn more on how to use data from a local file, instead of stdin, to cause a stack overflow.
Offense and Defense – A Tale of Two Sides: Group Policy and Logon Scripts
Learn about the 4th installment in this blog series, focusing on different tactics and techniques malicious actors use to complete their cyber missions—and how organizations can detect and ultimately prevent them.
