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Fortinet’s Advanced Threat Protection Framework: A cohesive approach to addressing advanced targeted attacks

Looking at the data breach incidents that made the news in 2013 and into 2014 – Target Corporation, Adobe, Tesco, Snecma, LaCie, KT Corp, Yahoo Japan, the New York Times and more – sophisticated threats continue to beat traditional defenses. Surveys confirm this trend: PwC1 reported that 18% of organizations reported a successful network penetration by outsiders had breached their network, Verizon2 noted that breaches routinely remained undetected for months and Fortinet’s own survey conducted by Forrester found that 44% of organizations cited a recent internal security breach as the driver for their NGFW project. In fact, Gartner recommends that “all organizations should now assume that they are in a state of continuous compromise”.

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Fortinet’s Advanced Threat Protection Framework: A cohesive approach to addressing advanced targeted attacks