Fortinet Deepens Integration with NVIDIA to Uniquely Secure Enterprise AI at Scale

May 18, 2026

 

 

 

Fortinet, the global cybersecurity leader driving the convergence of networking and security, is accelerating the FortiAIGate solution with NVIDIA’s AI platforms and software technologies—protecting AI workloads, data, and autonomous agents in real time in data centers and the cloud, enabling organizations monitor AI usage, and securely build, deploy, and scale agentic AI without compromising performance or governance.

The solution’s inline deployment provides visibility while supporting data sovereignty requirements, delivering high-performance protection with minimal latency, according to the companies.

“The accelerating shift toward autonomous AI agents is creating unprecedented demand for secure, high-performance enterprise computing platforms. By integrating its FortiAIGate solution with the full-stack NVIDIA AI platform, Fortinet provides zero-trust security and real-time governance, reducing threat exposure by shortening response times,” said Justin Boitano, vice president, enterprise AI platforms, NVIDIA.

Business benefits of FortiAIGate for AI-driven enterprises include:

• Accelerated, safe AI runtime: FortiAIGate provides a secure foundation for organizations to rapidly adopt AI-driven applications and autonomous agents. It applies security guardrails for large language models (LLMs) at runtime and protects the ecosystem behind it, including MCP servers and AI agents. Accelerated by NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs and NVIDIA Hopper with the latest open-source, distributed inference-serving framework NVIDIA Dynamo, it operates at high performance so businesses can harness AI productivity gains without incurring unnecessary latency, slowdowns, or service degradation.
• AI sovereignty: With its self-hosting deployment modes, FortiAIGate enables organizations to develop, deploy, and govern AI using their own infrastructure, data, and workforce, ensuring compliance with local laws and security requirements, utilizing NVIDIA Nemotron safety models. FortiAIGate monitors user and device interactions, logging the actual prompt and response of any suspicious incident.
• Zero-trust AI environments: FortiAIGate extends zero-trust security principles to AI environments, preventing LLM abuse and data leakage. It manages all AI model traffic and enforces strict guardrails on inputs and outputs, blocking threats like prompt injection attacks on LLMs and filtering toxic or unauthorized content generated by AI.
• Operational efficiency and lower TCO: Built on NVIDIA AI infrastructure, FortiAIGate delivers high-throughput AI security with a fraction of the hardware footprint and energy use of traditional CPU-bound solutions. This means organizations can achieve low-latency protection for AI-powered applications without slowing them down, all while reducing server load and power consumption.
• Scalable multitenant protection: FortiAIGate is architected for scale-out AI deployments and multitenant environments common in enterprises and AI data centers. It uses NVIDIA virtualization techniques to securely partition resources and isolate different AI workloads or customer datasets on the same hardware.

FortiAIGate supports flexible deployment across on-premises, cloud, hybrid, and edge environments. It is available as a GPU-powered appliance for data centers or as a virtual appliance or as containers on NVIDIA-Certified Systems. Regardless of form factor, organizations benefit from consistent protection and centralized management. Its inline deployment between applications and AI models also helps meet data sovereignty requirements.

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https://www.dbta.com/Editorial/News-Flashes/Fortinet-Deepens-Integration-with-NVIDIA-to-Uniquely-Secure-Enterprise-AI-at-Scale-174827.aspx

Fortinet unveils AI-powered security operations platform to combat rising cyber threats

Global cybersecurity leader Fortinet has introduced a major upgrade to its Security Operations (SecOps) Platform, unveiling a new wave of AI-powered innovations designed to help enterprises combat increasingly sophisticated cyber threats driven by artificial intelligence.

Announced during Fortinet Accelerate 2026, the latest enhancements bring together unified cloud-based Security Operations Center (SOC) capabilities, agentic AI workflows, managed detection and response services, and expanded endpoint security under a single integrated Security Fabric architecture.

The company said the latest developments are aimed at helping organizations modernize their security operations as cybercriminals increasingly use AI to accelerate attacks, automate reconnaissance, and exploit vulnerabilities faster than ever before.

“As attackers weaponize AI to accelerate reconnaissance, exploit development, and social engineering, security operations must function with the same speed and coordination,” said Ken Xie. “Fortinet is advancing a unified, AI-powered security operations platform that provides a scalable operating architecture across our defense framework.”

At the center of the announcement is FortiSOC, a new cloud-delivered platform currently in preview that consolidates the capabilities of FortiAnalyzer, FortiSIEM, FortiSOAR, and FortiTIP into a single integrated service. The platform is designed to simplify security operations by combining log ingestion, analytics, automation, case management, and threat intelligence into one unified console.

Fortinet also expanded FortiAI, moving beyond traditional AI copilots toward what it calls “agentic execution” — enabling AI-driven workflows that can autonomously perform alert triage, threat hunting, investigations, and response actions across security environments.

The company noted that the platform integrates telemetry from both Fortinet and third-party systems, allowing organizations to maintain visibility across increasingly complex hybrid and multicloud environments.

To strengthen managed security coverage, Fortinet also upgraded its FortiGuard SOC-as-a-Service offering. The enhancements now include support for third-party log monitoring, expanded Security Fabric integrations, FortiNDR telemetry, and deeper cloud visibility through FortiCNAPP.

Meanwhile, Fortinet introduced significant improvements to FortiEndpoint, its endpoint security solution, aimed at reducing operational complexity while improving protection against AI-enabled threats and unauthorized AI application usage.

The upgraded FortiEndpoint platform now unifies multiple security functions — including Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), Secure Access Service Edge (SASE), Endpoint Protection Platform (EPP), Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), and Data Loss Prevention (DLP) — into a single agent and management console.

Fortinet said the integrated approach is intended to help organizations reduce “agent sprawl,” simplify licensing and administration, and strengthen overall cyber resilience.

With cyberattacks becoming faster, more automated, and increasingly difficult to detect, Fortinet believes enterprises need security operations platforms capable of responding in real time across endpoints, networks, cloud systems, email, and identities.

The latest innovations, according to the company, aim to give security teams faster visibility, streamlined investigations, and smarter automated response capabilities — all within a single architecture built to defend against AI-driven cyber threats at scale.

 

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https://thechronicle.com.ph/fortinet-unveils-ai-powered-security-operations-platform-to-combat-rising-cyber-threats/

Fortinet launches new firewalls for AI traffic control

JOSEPH GABRIEL LAGONSINNews Editor

Fortinet has expanded its FortiGate G Series with the FortiGate 3500G and FortiGate 400G, two firewalls aimed at securing AI-related traffic across data centres and enterprise edge networks.

The launch comes as companies contend with rising volumes of encrypted traffic, more east-west data movement within networks, and wider use of AI tools across distributed systems.

The two systems are designed to address a common challenge in corporate networks: the performance hit that can occur when advanced inspection and security controls are enabled. Fortinet is positioning the 3500G for data centre environments and the 400G for enterprise edge deployments in the mid-range firewall segment.

Both products run on Fortinet's FortiOS software and use its NP7 and SP5 processors. They combine traffic inspection, threat intelligence, and hardware-based integrity controls in a single platform.

AI focus

A central part of the expansion is greater oversight of AI use inside organisations. Fortinet says the FortiGate 3500G and 400G include native shadow AI detection, giving security teams visibility into unsanctioned use of AI applications and controls to protect sensitive data.

Its FortiGuard AI-Powered Security Services are used to identify and prioritise threats and automate protection measures. FortiOS 8.0 adds inspection of MCP and agent-to-agent traffic, intended to give customers closer control over AI-related data flows and access.

The data centre model is built around high-capacity connectivity and hardware-based trust features. Fortinet says the 3500G offers 400Gb connectivity and is aimed at organisations facing rising internal traffic volumes, zero-trust requirements, and heavier AI workloads in dense environments.

It also includes hardware-level validation, secure firmware enforcement, and system-level transparency measures designed to help customers verify the integrity of their security infrastructure rather than rely on assumed trust.

Edge systems

At the enterprise edge, the 400G is intended as an upgrade path for existing FortiGate users seeking newer hardware without a major operational change. The model keeps interface consistency across the wider portfolio, which could make it easier for network and security teams to standardise administration across sites.

The 400G is designed for distributed environments where applications span data centres, cloud systems, and edge locations. In those settings, older firewalls can struggle to maintain throughput when inspection features such as intrusion prevention, application control, and malware protection are enabled.

Ken Xie, Founder, Chairman of the Board, and Chief Executive Officer at Fortinet, linked the launch to broader changes in enterprise infrastructure.

"Organisations modernizing their infrastructures for AI-driven workloads and increasingly distributed environments need security platforms that can deliver both performance and protection at scale," said Ken Xie, Founder, Chairman of the Board, and Chief Executive Officer, Fortinet.

He said the latest additions are intended to help customers simplify how they build and protect those environments.

"The expansion of our FortiGate G series reflects our commitment to helping customers simplify their architectures, reduce complexity, and protect their AI deployments from the data center to the enterprise edge," said Xie.

Single platform

The launch also highlights Fortinet's long-standing effort to bring networking and security functions together under a single management and operating framework. The two new systems sit within its broader Security Fabric approach, which combines FortiOS, FortiManager, FortiAnalyser, and threat intelligence from FortiGuard Labs.

That structure is intended to give organisations a central way to manage policy, visibility, and incident response across hybrid environments. For large companies running separate systems across branch sites, campuses, cloud deployments, and data centres, this kind of consolidation is often presented as a way to reduce the number of security tools in use and simplify operations.

Fortinet did not disclose pricing. It said performance comparisons in its materials were based on firewall, intrusion prevention, application control, malware protection, and logging being enabled, while competitor figures were drawn from publicly available information.

Power consumption figures in its comparison materials were taken from external data sheets and hardware guides using maximum power consumption values.

For buyers, the significance of the new models will depend on whether they can maintain inspection rates as AI traffic and encrypted workloads continue to grow inside corporate networks. Fortinet says the products are intended to let organisations apply tighter controls across hybrid infrastructure while keeping operations consistent from the data centre to the edge.

source:
https://securitybrief.com.au/story/fortinet-launches-new-firewalls-for-ai-traffic-control

The Fortinet 2026 report reveals surge in AI-enabled cybercrime, with 389% increase in ransomware victims

Fortinet released the 2026 Global Threat Landscape Report from FortiGuard Labs. Derived exclusively from FortiGuard Labs telemetry, the latest annual report is a snapshot of the active threat landscape and trends from 2025, including a comprehensive analysis across all tactics used in cyberattacks, as outlined in the MITRE ATT&CK framework. The data reveals that cybercrime no longer functions as a series of isolated campaigns—it operates as a system, with malicious hackers operating across an end-to-end life cycle and compressing the attack life cycle with shadow agents.

“Cybercrime is one of the world’s most pervasive and costly threats, and our latest Global Threat Landscape Report reveals how malicious actors are beginning to leverage agentic AI to execute more sophisticated attacks,” said Derek Manky, chief security strategist and global VP of threat intelligence, Fortinet FortiGuard Labs. “As cybercriminals increasingly use AI to bolster their tactics, cyber defenders must evolve cybersecurity operations into an industrialized defense and adopt AI-enabled tools that respond at the same velocity as modern threats.”

Attack Techniques and Targeted Sectors in Today’s Threat Landscape

Modern cybercrime crosses borders and sectors, and even traditional definitions of crime itself. As attacks grow more sophisticated and interconnected, key findings from the latest FortiGuard Labs Global Threat Landscape Report reveal:

Velocity defines risk as time-to-exploit (TTE) shrinks: As AI accelerates reconnaissance, weaponization, and execution, FortiGuard Intelligence shows that TTE as 24–48 hours for critical outbreaks, a sharp increase from earlier reports that revealed a TTE of 4.76 days. Real-world incidents reflect how minutes can define outcomes: Active exploitation attempts were made within hours of the React2Shell vulnerability public disclosure.

Ransomware victims skyrocket: FortiRecon adversary intelligence identified 7,831 confirmed ransomware victims globally, skyrocketing from approximately 1,600 identified victims in the Fortinet 2025 Global Threat Landscape Report. Availability of crime service kits like WormGPT, FraudGPT, and BruteForceAI contributed to this 389% increase year-over-year (YoY). The top three targeted sectors include manufacturing (1,284), business services (824), and retail (682). Geographic concentration includes the U.S. (3,381), Canada (374), and Germany (291).

Identity sprawl defines cloud exposure: FortiCNAPP intelligence confirms that throughout 2025, most confirmed cloud incidents originated from stolen, exposed, or misused credentials rather than from infrastructure exploitation. Sector analysis shows hospitals/physician clinics and retail establishments as the #1 target. Large identity populations, federated access models, and complex cloud integrations make these prime targets for malicious hackers.

Inside the Habits of Modern, AI-Enabled Cybercriminals

As FortiGuard Labs Cyberthreat Predictions for 2026 projected, the most capable threat groups function as semi-autonomous enterprises, supported by shadow agents, access brokers, and botnet operators who provide services on demand. Key findings from the 2026 Global Threat Landscape Report show:

Shadow agents reduce operator skill requirements while increasing workflow speed. FortiRecon dark web signals captured AI-enabled offensive tooling advertised as services and products, including enhanced versions of WormGPT and FraudGPT, and novel services like HexStrike AI, an offensive AI tool with automated reconnaissance attack path generation; and BruteForceAI, a penetration testing tool that integrates large language models (LLMs) for intelligent form analysis and can execute sophisticated multi-threaded attacks.

With AI, criminals work smarter, not harder. FortiGate IPS telemetry recorded a 22% decrease in brute force attempts YoY, pointing to efficiency gains: With optimized, intelligent brute force techniques, threat actors are making fewer attempts against better-selected targets, increasing success probability per credential tested. This activity translates into about 67.65 billion brute force events globally, with approximately 185 million attempts per day; 1.3 billion attempts per week; and 5.6 billion attempts per month. At the same time, intelligence revealed a 25.49% increase in global exploitation attempts YoY.

Stolen datasets are more popular than leaked credentials. In the 2025 Global Threat Landscape Report, FortiGuard Labs observed a 500% increase in logs available from systems compromised by infostealer malware. In 2026, FortiRecon intelligence found an additional 79% increase and revealed a shift toward theft of more comprehensive data sets, enabled by agentic AI. Within dark web “database” activity, stealer logs dominated advertised and shared datasets (67.12%), exceeding combolists (16.47%) and leaked credentials (5.96%). Stealer logs reduce attacker effort by bundling identity material with contextual artifacts, including browser-resident data, enabling immediate replay and faster conversion than brute force or password spraying.

Credential-stealer malware persists. Credential-stealer malware remains a lucrative industry and primary upstream engine for exposure generation. FortiRecon telemetry shows stealer activity dominated by RedLine: 911,968 infections (50.80%); Lumma: 499,784 (27.84%); and Vidar: 236,778 (13.19%).

Putting Awareness into Action: Disrupting Cybercriminal Ecosystems

Fortinet is committed to disrupting cybercrime by collecting and sharing threat intel and actively working to combat cyberthreats on a global scale.

A recent collaborative effort spearheaded by INTERPOL and supported by Fortinet through the World Economic Forum Cybercrime Atlas resulted in the takedown of a cybercriminal network. Operation Red Card 2.0 took down infrastructure and operators behind online scams, mobile money fraud, and fraudulent loan applications in Africa. Fortinet is a founding member of the Cybercrime Atlas, a global public-private collaboration effort hosted by the World Economic Forum that uses open-source intelligence to map cybercriminal networks, identify infrastructure vulnerabilities, and support joint disruption operations with law enforcement, such as the recent Operation Red Card 2.0 and Operation Serengeti 2.0.

The 2026 Global Threat Landscape Report reveals that incentivizing the disruption of cybercrime has never been more important. To empower defenders to stay ahead of cybercriminals, Fortinet and Crime Stoppers International launched the Cybercrime Bounty program to provide a secure, anonymous channel for citizens and ethical hackers to submit information about cyberthreats.

Discover how FortiGuard Labs Advisory Services combine cutting-edge technology and expert services to help organizations strengthen their security posture before threats emerge. FortiGuard Outbreak Alerts provide key information about ongoing cybersecurity attacks with significant ramifications affecting companies, organizations and industries. In the event of an incident, FortiGuard Labs offers swift, effective response and in-depth forensic analysis to minimize impact and prevent future intrusions, delivering comprehensive protection in today’s increasingly volatile digital landscape.

source:
https://mb.com.ph/2026/05/05/the-fortinet-2026-report-reveals-surge-in-ai-enabled-cybercrime-with-389-increase-in-ransomware-victims

Enghouse Networks partners with INVIDI Technologies

May 1, 2026

 

 

 

Enghouse Networks, a provider of telecommunications and media solutions, and INVIDI Technologies, a pioneer in addressable TV advertising, has announced a new integration that expands advanced advertising capabilities across IP video environments. The combined solution enables operators, broadcasters, and publishers to deliver targeted advertising across multiple media types – unlocking monetisation opportunities in IP video inventory.

As TV monetisation continues its rapid shift toward IP delivery and data-driven advertising, operators face growing pressure to deploy advanced capabilities quickly while minimising operational complexity and risk. The integration combines Enghouse Networks´s proven dynamic ad insertion (DAI) platform with INVIDI´s advanced ad decisioning and monetisation technology, enabling scalable targeted advertising across live and on-demand IP services. Together, the companies provide a practical and proven path to modern TV advertising that supports both current operations and future growth.

 

Through the integration with INVIDI Technologies, Enghouse Networks enables:

· Targeted advertising campaigns across both direct-sold and programmatic ad workflows

· Real-time ad decisioning and inventory optimisation in IP video environments

· Scalable monetisation across linear streams, live services and video-on-demand.

These capabilities build on a robust ad insertion foundation originally developed by SeaChange and now further enhanced within the Enghouse platform.

With this integration, Enghouse provides a practical path to advanced TV advertising, enabling operators to scale targeted monetisation while maintaining operational continuity.

Mick McCluskey, VP of Product Management at Enghouse Networks, commented: “TV advertising is moving quickly toward IP and more targeted models, but success depends on more than just technology. Operators need solutions that are simple to deploy and that actually drive revenue. By combining Enghouse’s proven ad insertion platform with Invidi’s Ad monetisation capabilities, we enable both, making it easier to introduce targeted advertising while unlocking real monetisation.”

The advertising integrated solution is powered by INVIDI Pulse, INVIDI’s advanced sales and ad decisioning platform. INVIDI Pulse connects to digital devices and advertising ecosystems to enable broadcasters and publishers to execute both direct and programmatic campaigns across linear and VoD services. The platform coordinates campaigns across media types, maximises CPMs through advanced segmentation and inventory optimisation, and delivers unified reporting to support cross-platform campaign goals.

“We are excited to partner with Enghouse Networks to extend advanced addressable advertising deeper into IP video ecosystems,” said Bruce Anderson, CEO of INVIDI Technologies. “As traditional television continues to evolve, advanced segmentation and addressability will play a critical role in how advertising investments are allocated. This integration opens new markets and revenue opportunities for broadcasters and operators navigating that transition.”

source:
https://www.advanced-television.com/2026/05/01/enghouse-networks-partners-with-invidi-technologies/

Fortinet Earns 2026 Google Cloud Partner of the Year Award for Workload Security

Fortinet has received the 2026 Google Cloud Partner of the Year Award for Workload Security, recognizing its contributions to cloud security solutions. The award highlights Fortinet’s efforts in providing advanced security measures for workloads on Google Cloud, a critical area as organizations increasingly adopt cloud-based infrastructures.

The recognition underscores Fortinet’s collaboration with Google Cloud to address evolving cybersecurity challenges. The company has focused on delivering integrated security solutions designed to protect applications and data across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. This partnership aims to enhance workload protection while ensuring compliance and operational efficiency for businesses leveraging Google Cloud services.

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https://www.geneonline.com/fortinet-earns-2026-google-cloud-partner-of-the-year-award-for-workload-security/

Fortinet launches FortiOS 8.0 with secure AI controls, fabric-based AI agents and enhanced SASE

Fortinet has announced FortiOS 8.0, the latest release of the operating system that powers the Fortinet Security Fabric. Introduced as part of Fortinet’s Secure Networking innovation at Fortinet Accelerate 2026, FortiOS 8.0 delivers powerful new AI-driven security, next-generation SASE, and quantum-safe capabilities to help organizations simplify their security architectures while delivering consistent protection and performance across the entire digital infrastructure.

 

Ken Xie, Founder, Chairman of the Board, and Chief Executive Officer at Fortinet, said, “FortiOS 8.0 reflects more than 25 years of continued innovation at the intersection of networking and security. As organizations embrace AI, cloud, and increasingly encrypted environments, a unified operating system is essential to reduce complexity, improve visibility, and ensure security can scale without slowing the business.”

 

A Unified Platform for the Future of Secure Networking

 

As organizations accelerate digital transformation initiatives, including generative AI (GenAI) adoption, hybrid work, and cloud-first strategies, security teams face growing pressure to scale protection without increasing complexity. FortiOS 8.0 addresses these challenges by advancing Secure Networking through a unified operating system that provides deeper visibility, stronger control, and future-ready security across the network edge, cloud and data center.

 

FortiOS 8.0 introduces advancements across three core areas of innovation, AI-driven security, next-generation SASE, and quantum-safe protection, helping organizations securely support modern connectivity models while preparing for what comes next.

 

Securing AI Usage with Deep Visibility and AI-Aware Controls

 

As organizations rapidly adopt GenAI and autonomous agents, FortiOS 8.0 introduces new capabilities to help them understand, govern, and secure AI usage across the network. Key AI-driven enhancements include:

 

· FortiView for AI attack surface and shadow AI, providing real-time visibility into how AI applications and services are used across the organization and distinguishing sanctioned from unsanctioned tools, enabling security teams quickly identify risky or unknown AI usage, reduce compliance exposure, and enable safe AI adoption without reacting after an incident.

· AI-aware application control, allowing approved GenAI tools while blocking risky actions that could expose sensitive data, so employees benefit from AI-driven productivity while protecting intellectual property, customer data, and regulated information.

 

· Model Context Protocol (MCP) and agent-to-agent (A2A) visibility, revealing hidden AI activity and interactions between applications, agents, and tools, reducing blind spots where data could be mishandled or exfiltrated and giving security teams greater control over how information flows across systems.

 

· Enhanced data loss prevention (DLP) with optical character recognition (OCR), detecting sensitive data embedded in images, scans, and screenshots that bypass traditional text-based inspection, closing a common data exfiltration loophole and helps organizations avoid breaches, fines, and reputational damage.

 

· AI agents across the Fortinet Security Fabric, simplifying troubleshooting and configuration through guided, conversational workflows for firewall and SD-WAN environments, reducing the operational burden on IT teams, shortening response times, and minimizing configuration errors that can lead to outages or security gaps.

 

Advancing the Edge with Next-Generation SASE

 

FortiOS 8.0 strengthens Fortinet’s next-generation SASE capabilities to support performance-sensitive, regulated, and mission-critical environments. New and enhanced SASE capabilities include:

 

· SASE Outpost, extending SASE enforcement closer to users and applications by deploying a SASE POP in customer-controlled locations, such as on-premises, private data centers, or co-location, while maintaining centralized cloud management. Users can maintain local enforcement where needed without building separate stacks.

 

· Sovereign SASE deployment options, offering a multilayer data sovereignty model for granular control over regional log retention, control-plane residency, sovereign points of presence (POPs), and fully sovereign deployments within customer data centers. This flexibility is increasingly essential as privacy, residency, and national security requirements expand across global markets.

 

· Unified SD-WAN bundles, including integrated overlay and underlay connectivity, centralized management, and reporting for improved availability and traffic optimization as well as simplified procurement and support.

· Multipath IPsec tunnels, improving resiliency, availability, and performance across distributed environments for improved application performance, and stronger resiliency for critical sites.

 

Extending Quantum-Safe Security

 

FortiOS 8.0 continues Fortinet's leadership in preparing organizations for a post-quantum future by expanding quantum-safe cryptography across products and protocols. Quantum-safe enhancements include:

 

· Quantum-resilient cryptographic controls, securing critical management access paths, including agentless VPN connectivity, using Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) certificates such as ML-DSA for authentication and key establishment.

 

· Enhanced SSL deep inspection strengthened by hybrid key exchange and post-quantum-safe cryptography, revealing threats concealed within encrypted traffic while maintaining strong end-to-end encryption without silently downgrading connections.

 

· Quantum-safe SASE capabilities, exposing threats hidden in encrypted traffic through enhanced SSL deep inspection with hybrid key exchange and post-quantum-safe cryptography, while protecting critical access paths, including management access and agentless VPN, with quantum-resilient security delivered directly through Fortinet firewalls.

 

Enabling Secure Growth Today and Tomorrow

 

With FortiOS 8.0, Fortinet continues to advance its Secure Networking vision by delivering a unified platform that evolves with the business. By reducing complexity, improving operational efficiency, and embedding future-ready security directly into the network, FortiOS 8.0 provides organizations with a scalable foundation to support digital transformation, AI adoption, and long-term resilience in an increasingly dynamic threat landscape.

source:
https://varindia.com/public/news/fortinet-launches-fortios-8-0-with-secure-ai-controls-fabric-based-ai-agents-and-enhanced-sase