How Fortinet Security Fabric Addresses Enterprise Security Concerns
About this whitepaper
Digital transformation, or DX, is the transformation that the processes and activities of businesses and other organizations undergo to make use of digital technology and its powerful impact on society as they aim to integrate digital technology into all aspects of their business.
Digital transformation is fundamentally changing the way companies work in many different ways. One of the focus points on how digital transformation is affecting cybersecurity, also known as computer security or IT security.
This whitepaper looks at how digital transformation affects security in enterprises around the world and Fortinet Security Fabric can help enterprises address their security concerns in the new and fast moving digital landscape.
Who should download
This whitepaper explains how the digital transformation revolution is unfortunately making businesses more vulnerable to attacks due to the increasing amount of points of attack, the increasing difficulty and complexity of managing cybersecurity, and the evolving of advanced cyber threats.
It explains the threats and challenges that companies are facing to protect themselves from, and then explains the open, end-to-end fabric approach to security, which aims to cover all areas of the enterprise it is defending. It also offers an in-depth view of all security elements, unify security components, and how to take action against threats as a unified system. IT executives looking to increase the security of their enterprise should download this whitepaper.
Why you should download
This white paper provides a comprehensive view of the security challenges that businesses are facing today in the ever-evolving digital transformation landscape, and then explains how businesses can face and overcome these challenges through a fabric approach to security. It then introduces the Fortinet Security Fabric, explains the different aspects of it, like integration, automation, network security, multi-cloud security, and endpoint security, and describes how it can provide this security to enterprises.
