Fortinet stories - Page 26

Securing your wireless network just got a whole lot easier with Fortinet’s new Secure Access Architecture (SAA).

Discover if your school's data is vulnerable to cyber threats and why it's critical to safeguard sensitive information.

When you connect to the internet via your wireless device, you could be courting disaster, especially if the access point is unsecured or public.

To keep your student’s heads down and brains turned on, you need to ensure that your network is equal to the task.

As 2016 approaches, the threat landscape is as dynamic as ever with significant trends in malware and network security becoming more important.

Growth, innovation and enhanced support. 2015 was a stellar year for Fortinet and channel Partners in New Zealand.

Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud will dominate cyber security in 2016, say researchers from Fortinet's threat research division.

Connector Systems and Aspen Optics are offering resellers the chance to help customers' stretch their network expansion budgets further.

From ad hoc to optimised: The IDC-Fortinet report unveils the universal journey of IT security, pressing firms to ascend five essential stages.

Network security starts with people. Your people. Staff, teachers, administrators, visitors and anyone else who might have access to your network.

Fortinet's FortiAP-S series of secure access points and 'Secure Access Architecture' make Wi-Fi the strongest link in your network.

If you want to increase your revenues, regardless of the businesses you provide solutions for, Fortinet has the answer.

One of Fortinet's best kept secrets has aced the latest NSS Labs enterprise endpoint protection test, with a 99.8% block rate, to win recommendation.

Fortinet has collaborated with VMware to bring a new cybersecurity offering to Software-Defined Data Centres (SDDC).

Fortinet has been awarded New Zealand Network Security Vendor of the Year 2015, by Frost & Sullivan on the back of increasing market share.

Fortinet is upping the ante in advanced threat protection for agile data centres, integrating its firewall into Cisco's SDN architecture controller.

Students, teachers and staff now have access to a world of online resources for eLearning, research, collaboration and administration.

For the first time NZ enterprises, managed service providers, venues, schools and others can add Secure Wi-Fi network capabilities to their network.

No other industry moves as fast a network security. And nowhere is this more dramatic than in the provision of managed services.

Fortinet's NZ country manager, Peter Saunders, focuses on investing in the channel to boost sales and set sales records.