Events & Webinars

Introduction of Fortinet SD-Branch, Enabling the WAN and Access Edge

The distributed enterprise branch is in the midst of a foundational change in how they support business operations. As enterprises adopt hybrid cloud architectures, new challenges arise at the remote branch. Find out how Fortinet SD-Branch can address these challenges through a unique, secure, easy to manage solution that also happens to offer an extremely competitive low total cost of ownership. This content can be accessed.

Introduction to Fortinet Secure SD-WAN

Enhance Application Experience with FortiGate Secure SD-WAN 

Improve user experience and simplify operations at the WAN Edge with an integrated NGFW and SD-WAN in single offering.

IHS Report Findings on the New Dynamic Multi-Cloud Realities

Learn about the latest findings from an IHS Markit report about customer approaches to cloud deployments. Don’t miss the chance to hear from both Fortinet and IHS Markit as they explain the report findings and some of the leading reasons that organizations are hesitant to launch and maintain cloud deployments. You'll gain an understanding of how to take a comprehensive approach to your security infrastructure.

Introduction to Fortinet Simplify Operations Leveraging Single Pane Orchestration, Automation & Response

Do you know what the leading cause of attack is? According to a recent Ponemon study, 52% of all breaches are a direct result of either system glitches or human errors. Security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR) solutions can help remediate these key challenges.

In this webinar you will learn how FortiManager and FortiAnalyzer can orchestrate security fabric components, automate operations, and route incidents and vulnerabilities to appropriate resources. These solutions improve security incident response times, vulnerability management processes, and more importantly, provide real-time visibility into the overall network security posture to help protect against the leading cause of breaches—system glitches and human error.

Introduction to Fortinet Security the Operational Technology (OT)

Operators of Operational Technology systems are facing a daunting challenge of implementing cybersecurity into their systems as part of their digital transformation.  Fortinet can help. 

This 30-minute webinar provides an overview of these challenges and what is needed to address them. Learn more about the Operational Technology space and Fortinet's experience and capabilities to deliver cybersecurity tailored to the OT environment.

Introduction of Fortinet SD-Branch, Enabling the WAN and Access Edge

The distributed enterprise branch is in the midst of a foundational change in how they support business operations. As enterprises adopt hybrid cloud architectures, new challenges arise at the remote branch. Find out how Fortinet SD-Branch can address these challenges through a unique, secure, easy to manage solution that also happens to offer an extremely competitive low total cost of ownership. This content can be accessed.

Introduction to Fortinet Secure SD-WAN

Enhance Application Experience with FortiGate Secure SD-WAN 

Improve user experience and simplify operations at the WAN Edge with an integrated NGFW and SD-WAN in single offering.

Introduction to Fortinet Simplify Operations Leveraging Single Pane Orchestration, Automation & Response

Do you know what the leading cause of attack is? According to a recent Ponemon study, 52% of all breaches are a direct result of either system glitches or human errors. Security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR) solutions can help remediate these key challenges.

In this webinar you will learn how FortiManager and FortiAnalyzer can orchestrate security fabric components, automate operations, and route incidents and vulnerabilities to appropriate resources. These solutions improve security incident response times, vulnerability management processes, and more importantly, provide real-time visibility into the overall network security posture to help protect against the leading cause of breaches—system glitches and human error.