Secure Devices with Zero Trust
Implementing ZTA includes the use of network access control (NAC) solutions to discover and control the access of headless IoT devices. Learn more on how a NAC can help secure devices.
Meeting Cybersecurity Insurance Requirements and Protecting Privileged Access
With Fortinet's release of FortiPAM, organizations can now more easily meet requirements for cybersecurity insurance. Learn about the latest range of features that ensure secure access to critical assets and ZTNA controls.
How Best to Secure Applications in Any Cloud
Read about some of the barriers to cloud adoption along with the risks and challenges that come with it to secure your applications.
Extending Cybersecurity to Employees No Matter Where They’re Working
Read how IT teams can provide enterprise-level cybersecurity protection to keep employees productive and secure in a hybrid workforce.
The Evolution of Zero-Trust Network Access
Over time we expect ZTNA to become an expected cybersecurity feature over service. Read how the pandemic and wfh are driving this transition.
Fast Food Chain Secures Hybrid Workforce with FortiSASE
Learn how Fortinet's FortiSASE solution paved the way for a fast food chain to scale its hybrid workforce and support its footprint expansion across the country.
Key Considerations for Wireless Access Management
Businesses have varying requirements when it comes to wireless access control, which is why Fortinet offers three solutions to manage the security of your networks. Learn more.
Protecting Higher Education Networks with Secure Access Architecture
Colleges and universities have unique wireless network and security needs. They are typically densely-populated and highly-collaborative environments. Students and faculty alike rely on a consistent wireless connection that allows them fast and constant communication with each other across campuses and buildings. They require access to various online resources and publications to conduct research for assignments and lesson plans, as well as access to various applications and software solutions to record, present, and share their findings. Furthermore,...
Securing Network Access
Market analysts estimate that by 2020 each person will own 26 IP-enabled devices, and over 50 billion IoT devices will come online. Each of these will need to transmit and receive data, run applications, perform transactions, and access services. At the same time, the line between our private and our public lives, including our work lives, will continue to blur. Because the network is the nexus point for this convergence, network borders are becoming increasingly porous, data it needs to process is growing exponentially, and the corporate network...
