Fortinet
the vendor our network work runs on.
Official Fortinet partner, certified in the Fortinet Security Fabric. Most of our network design, migration and managed-services work runs on it.
This is the fuller version of the entry on our vendors page: the product families, why we standardise on the Security Fabric, and what design, migration and managed work looks like here.
Product portfolio
three product families, one estate.
Grouped the way Fortinet groups them, and matched to the work each family actually feeds on our infrastructure & cloud page.
network security
- FortiGate NGFW
- FortiSwitch
- FortiAP
The perimeter and the LAN edge — the layer our network design & segmentation work is usually built on.
security operations
- FortiAnalyzer
- FortiManager
- FortiSIEM
Centralised logging, management and correlation — the layer that feeds our 24/7 detection & response work.
cloud security
- FortiCloud
- FortiWeb
- FortiCASB
Cloud management, web application protection and cloud access control — in scope wherever a cloud & infrastructure review finds it.
Why Fortinet
one estate, one console.
Why we standardise on it: a shared architecture across network, endpoint and cloud, instead of a shelf of separate point products.
one console
One place to see and operate the estate, rather than switching between separate tools for the firewall, the switches and the access points.
shared threat intelligence
A detection in one part of the estate is shared with the rest of it, rather than every device learning on its own.
automated response
A detection is acted on, not just logged for someone to read later.
one set of policies
The same rules apply across network, endpoint and cloud, instead of a different policy on every product.
What we do with it
design, migrate, manage.
Three phases, each one delivered as part of a service already published on our infrastructure & cloud page.
design & architecture
We start with a cloud & infrastructure review — what’s exposed, what nothing is inspecting — then design the network and its segmentation around what we find.
migration
Existing equipment is migrated onto the segmented, redundant setup in stages, so the business keeps working while it happens.
managed services
Once it’s in place, monitoring runs under the same 24/7 detection & response service as the rest of the estate — someone watching, who acts when it matters.
Next step
already running it?
Tell us what’s already deployed on it, and we’ll say where it sits across design, migration and managed services — and what’s missing.