OK, so 6.2 is out there now, and it’s packed with new features that further enhance the security capabilities of the Fortinet portfolio. 6.2 also has some implications for the FortiGate 200D, which we’ll cover in another blog, but for now, lets take a look a the top 6 new enhancements in FortiOS 6.2: FortiADC
We’ve just taken delivery of Fortinet’s latest FortiGate 100F. This is a next generation firewall suitable for mid-to-large enterprises, with the flexibility to be deployed at the campus or enterprise branch. One of the unique things about this new FortiGate is the industry’s first dedicated SD-WAN ASIC, which delivers the fastest application identification and steering
Established in 1865, Cardiff Metropolitan University’s education, research, and innovation programmes attract people from around the globe. They bring together students, governments, and industry to create tangible benefits for individuals, society and the economy. The Challenge The relentless growth of virtual learning and the digital economy drives universities to continually review the security of their
Just a quick post here today, but i thought i’d share a short video on the Fortinet Cyber Threat Assessment, which gives you a quick over view of what a Cyber Threat Assessment is. You can also sign up for a FREE Cyber Threat Assessment here.
Some interesting info here on some of the new features in FortiOS 6.0 – Content Disarm and Reconstruction. Content Disarm and Reconstruction (CDR) removes exploitable content and replaces it with content that’s known to be safe. As files are processed through an enabled AntiVirus profile, content that’s found to be malicious or unsafe is replaced with content that allows the traffic to continue, but
The NHS is in a unique and particularly vulnerable position when it comes to cybersecurity due to the level of regulation and compliance surrounding patient privacy and data protection. At the same time, it is a preferred target for the hacker or cybercriminal due to the high residual value of a NHS record. However, cyber-attacks
In order to improve on the overall healthcare experience, the NHS is increasingly relying on the use of technology to manage patient data. However, without robust processes and adequate IT systems, information integrity is at risk of being compromised by unauthorised parties. By rendering patient data inaccessible or public, these data breaches can adversely affect
Today, one of our engineers is heading to Plymouth armed with a Fortigate to kick off a Cyber Threat Assessment for a customer in the Education sector. Given the size of the organisation, we’re putting in a Fortigate 1500D (one of the beefier models in the Fortinet Range), although we also use Fortigate 100D’s and
Today i’ve been browsing through some of our Fortinet Customers in Wales (and indeed our customers across the country, and it’s interesting to note that Fortinet Partners based in Wales are few and far between. We’ve been working with all things Fortinet for many years, from FortiGates to FortiMail, FortiWiFi, FortiSandbox and FortiClient. In fact,
Is your company prepared for a disaster? The only way to fully protect yourself is to regularly back up your data so you can fully recover in the event of a disaster. Take a look at this webinar where Michael Cade of Veeam looks at the Best (and worst) backup practices. This webinar was recorded
