Fortinet stories - Page 8

Fortinet's Q2 2022 results show product revenue of $400.7m, up 34% YoY, and total revenue of $1.03bn, up 29% YoY.

Checkmarx appoints cybersecurity veteran Yoshishige Nakamichi as Japan country manager, tasked with expanding the company's footprint in the region.

Fortinet releases FortiCNP, a built-in-the-cloud solution that provides friction-free cloud security operations.

Cybercriminals in Australia and New Zealand exploit technology, vulnerabilities exposed by COVID-19, and threats arising from eastern Europe.

blueAPACHE integrates Fortinet's security solutions into its emPOWER Connectivity offering, completing a $6m infrastructure refresh.

Steven Woodhouse has been appointed as the new Australia Field Chief Information Security Officer, bringing his extensive experience and expertise to the role.

While industrial control environments continue to be a target for cyber criminals, there are widespread gaps in industrial security.

Fortinet releases inaugural sustainability report, highlighting progress towards sustainability goals and commitment to responsible business.

Murphy's role will focus on assisting building cyber resilience for operational technology (OT) and helping orgs to achieve strong outcomes for OT security.

FortiRecon is a complete Digital Risk Protection Service offering that uses a combination of ML, automation capabilities and cybersecurity experts.

Fortinet has launched FortiNDR, a network detection and response solution that uses AI to detect and respond to security incidents faster.

Fortinet says its new Public Sector Advisory Council will expand its commitment to secure public sector organisations worldwide.

Fortinet appoints Nicole Quinn as APAC Head of Government Relations to position the company with key government stakeholders in the cybersecurity debates.

Fortinet is introducing self-learning AI capabilities in its new network detection and response offering, FortiNDR.

The Fortinet Security Fabric has surpassed 500 technology integrations with more than 300 Fabric-Ready Technology Alliance Partners.

The Fortinet Training Institute has made significant progress in closing the cybersecurity skills gap, on track to train one million people by 2026.

Fortinet's total revenue for Q1 2022 increased by 34.4% compared to the same quarter last year, reaching $954.8 million.

The shortage has multiple challenges and repercussions for organisations, including the occurrence of security breaches and subsequently loss of money.

Fortinet has launched a new security awareness and training service to enhance workforce cyber awareness and mitigate threats.

Fortinet ranked number one for security appliance units shipped in Australia, with a 25.2% market share, according to IDC.