Fortinet has unveiled predictions from the FortiGuard Labs global threat intelligence and research team about the cyberthreat landscape for the next 12 months and beyond. From quickly evolving Cybercrime-as-a-Service (CaaS)-fueled attacks to new exploits on nontraditional targets like edge devices or online worlds, the volume, variety, and scale of cyberthreatsRead More…
Fortinet announced enhancements to the FortiEDR solution, including new MITRE ATT&CK tags for system activity, new managed detection and response (MDR) service options and the recently announced extended detection and response (XDR) capability.Read More…
Fortinet announced the launch of FortiGate 2600F, its latest network firewall that enables security-driven networking to protect multiple edges including hybrid data centers, multi-cloud environments and large-scale remote workforces.Read More…
Fortinet launched its two new Web Application Firewalls (WAFs), FortiWeb 4000E and 3000E that are designed to prevent identity theft, financial fraud and denial of service through specialized, layered application threat protection.Read More…
Fortinet, a maker of high-performance cyber security solutions has announced a new FortiGuard mobile security subscription service to help enterprises protect mobile devices from cyber threats, particularly in business environments where a bring your own device (BYOD) policy has been adopted.Read More…
Fortinet, a leading provider of high-performance network security – today announced the findings of its FortiGuard threat landscape researchRead More…
Fortinet, a network security provider and the worldwide leader of unified threat management (UTM) solutions – revealed FortiGuard Labs’ 2012 threat predictions, highlighting eight threats to watch out for next year. Top 8 Security Predictions for 2012: Ransomware to Take Mobile Devices Hostage, “Ransomware,” an infection that holds a device “hostage” until a “ransom” payment is delivered, has been around on PCs for years. Mobile malware that utilize exploits have also been observed, along with social engineering tricks that lead to root access on the infected device. With root access comes more control and elevated privileges, suitable for the likes of ransomware. FortiGuard predicts we’ll see the first instances of ransomware on a mobile device in the coming year. Read More…
