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As networks grow more complex, the need for unified security fabrics becomes paramount, offering seamless protection and simplified management.

Consistent security is a business enabler: it lowers the cost of sales, shortens the sales cycle and facilitates deployment and support, Fortinet finds.

Despite understanding the critical nature of cybersecurity risks, many boards fail to adopt a 'reasonable care' standard, leaving firms exposed.

Fortinet’s Security Fabric now integrates deeper with Microsoft Azure, enhancing dynamic cloud security offerings to better protect and manage cloud workloads.

Multi-cloud deployments are challenging traditional approaches to security, as enterprises struggle to secure multiple cloud environments.

Shadow IT – cloud applications that store corporate data unbeknownst to IT – not only increase risk but can actually violate data privacy laws.

MSSPs can boost revenues and client engagement with Fortinet's optimised security solutions, offering scalable, fast, and cost-effective network protection.

Brennan IT aims to offer carrier-agnostic and consistent management of varied environments tailored for individual organisations.

Fortinet has acquired a US-based endpoint security company enSilo as the company continues to flesh out its global security solutions.

Multi-cloud networks are becoming the norm in New Zealand, but they also present security challenges, which can be addressed with Fortinet's Security Fabric.

Secure SD-WAN helps reduce risk and complexity by extending consistent security across the distributed network.

Security transformation is about consolidating your security services into a coherent whole that eliminates gaps between DX services.

Embrace digital transformation without added risk by implementing consistent security policies, integrating OT and 5G for a secure future.

Increasingly, enterprises are adopting managed security services to help them plug any gaps in their protection to achieve consistent security.

Fortinet unveils a comprehensive security fabric to protect every element of your network amidst digital transformation. Consistency is key.

The capability for service providers to up their security game is in place right now and New Zealand telcos and ISPs don’t need to stop at personal protection.

Cyber-adversaries are becoming more sophisticated in their obfuscation and anti-analysis practices to avoid detection.

If you can migrate all of your security requirements to a single, interoperable security fabric, you can reduce your operational overheads significantly.

Fortinet is gaining momentum in New Zealand's edge-to-cloud security market, leveraging advanced SD-WAN, multi-cloud solutions, and robust local support.

The combination of technologies will provide extended security visibility and control from the data center to the cloud.