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FortiGate Next-Generation Firewalls (NGFWs) protect data, assets, and users across today’s hybrid environments. Built on patented Fortinet security processors, FortiGate NGFWs accelerate security and networking performance to effectively secure the growing volume of data-rich traffic and cloud-based applications.
Understanding Firewalls and Network Security. Firewalls are the bedrock of network security, shielding the network from unauthorized access. They prevent bad actors — hackers, bots, and other threats — from overloading or infiltrating a private network to steal sensitive data.
Fortinet's Private Cloud Security is the Best Threat Protection in a Virtual Next-Generation Firewall (NGWF). Protect your virtual ... Learn More
Fortinet Network Firewalls meet the performance needs of highly scalable, hybrid IT architectures, enabling organizations to reduce complexity and manage security risks.
FortiGate is the world’s most deployed network firewall, delivering networking and security capabilities in a single platform, managed by FortiGate Cloud. Small businesses receive top-rated, cost-effective protection with unparalleled performance.
Learn how a firewall works, the different kinds of firewalls, and how they protect data. Discover how firewalls protect your network architecture and endpoints.
Fortinet Network Firewall customers have spoken! Our 5th year running as a Gartner Peer Insights™ Customers’ Choice for Network Firewalls. Learn why over 2,500 customers choose FortiGate NGFWs.
Learn what a firewall does, the types of firewalls, and their limitations. A firewall is positioned between a network or a computer and a different network, like the internet. It controls the network traffic coming in and going out of the computer or network.
Proper firewall configuration ensures network access is blocked for unauthorized users. Take these steps to configure your firewall and protect your network.
FortiGate Next-Generation Firewalls deliver seamless AI/ML-powered security and networking convergence over a single operating system (FortiOS) and across any form factor. This includes hardware appliances, virtual machines, and SASE services.
