Fortinet\u00ae (NASDAQ: FTNT), the global leader in high-performance cybersecurity solutions, and SentinelOne, the company transforming endpoint protection, today announced a Fabric Ready partnership to deliver SentinelOne\u2019s next-generation endpoint protection combined with the advanced defenses of the Fortinet Security Fabric. The Fortinet and SentinelOne integrated security solution delivers a comprehensive security architecture that spans networked, application, cloud and mobile environments to provide seamless protection against today\u2019s advanced cyber threats.<\/p>\n
John Maddison, vice president of products and solutions at Fortinet said, <\/p>\n
\u201cA rapid and coordinated response is critical to defend against today\u2019s threats. The Fortinet Security Fabric has the breadth to scale across the entire enterprise infrastructure and the Fortinet Fabric-Ready partner program enables customers to apply the benefits of the Security Fabric to their multi-vendor environments. Working with SentinelOne helps our joint customers seamlessly integrate next-generation endpoint protections with Fortinet\u2019s broad, powerful and automated security fabric.\u201d<\/p>\n
Tomer Weingarten, CEO of SentinelOne said, \u201cThis new partnership with Fortinet is another significant step in changing the face of endpoint protection and replacing the old guard of legacy antivirus software on a global scale.\u00a0Traditional antivirus products can\u2019t keep pace with the evolving threat landscape and companies have relied on outdated technologies for far too long. Through this partnership, our mutual customers can now seamlessly integrate SentinelOne\u2019s next generation endpoint protection solution, which is designed to meet the realities of today\u2019s threat landscape.\u201d <\/p>\n
Closing the Gap Between Detection and Response<\/p>\n
As recent high-profile attacks have highlighted, the time between malware\u2019s initial network penetration to a full-blown outbreak can be measured in minutes. This means that effectively combatting today\u2019s advanced and targeted cyberattacks requires tight integration between security solutions that can detect existing and new threats and automatically respond within seconds.<\/p>\n
Joining Fortinet\u2019s Fabric-Ready program, SentinelOne Endpoint Protection Platform is now validated within the Fortinet Security Fabric to deliver automated, next-generation defenses to endpoints and servers. This cooperative approach enables zero-touch mitigation, containment and remediation capabilities to rapidly eliminate threats. In addition, threat intelligence from the endpoint is automatically generated and shared to FortiGate enterprise firewalls using Fortinet\u2019s FortiClient Fabric Agent, giving IT unified visibility and control over their entire security infrastructure using FortiOS. <\/p>\n
SentinelOne\u2019s next-generation total Endpoint Protection Platform unifies prevention, detection, and response in a single platform driven by sophisticated machine learning and intelligent automation, enabling IT to predict malicious behavior across major threat vectors, exploits, script-based, and file-less attacks in real-time and without waiting for updated threat signatures. <\/p>\n
These capabilities combined with Fortinet\u2019s high-performance FortiGate enterprise firewalls mitigates exposure to network threats and enables resource intensive content processing features like SSL inspection and secure VPN connectivity without degrading network or security performance. The Fortinet Security Fabric\u2019s integrated, collaborative and adaptive architecture integrated with SentinelOne delivers security without compromise that addresses the most critical security challenges from IoT to the Cloud.<\/p>\n
Partnering to Solve Today\u2019s IT Security Challenges<\/p>\n
The Fabric-Ready Partner Program opens the functionality of the Fortinet Security Fabric to complementary solutions. As part of the program SentinelOne and Fortinet will work together to validate technology integration with the Security Fabric, are committed to sharing roadmaps for consistent interoperability, and will benefit from joint go-to-market initiatives.<\/p>\n
The Fabric-Ready program enables customers and channel partners to have greater confidence in their existing technology investments and Security Fabric offerings knowing that security solutions are proactively validated and ready for deployment. This integration reduces deployment times and technical support demands while delivering enhanced interoperability for more effective and responsive end-to-end security.<\/p>\n
Supporting Quotes<\/p>\n
\u201cUsing DFI for prevention, and combining behavioral-based detection of threats and exploits, gives our mutual customers complete coverage from every vector of attack,\u201d said Weingarten. \u201cCoupled with real-time visibility and automated remediation, SentinelOne\u2019s approach changes the way that customers can protect against advanced, targeted cyber threats, and the integration with Fortinet means our customers are getting two best-of-breed products that work together seamlessly.\u201d \u00a0<\/p>\n
Additional Resources<\/p>\n
Download the joint solution brief to learn more about the Fortinet and SentinelOne Integrated Security Solution. <\/p>\n
Follow Fortinet on Twitter and LinkedIn, and Facebook. <\/p>\n
Follow SentinelOne on Twitter and LinkedIn and Facebook.<\/p>\n
Join the conversation on the Fortinet blog.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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