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Latest IR news and announcements for Fortinet, Inc. (FTNT).
At Black Hat 2026, Fortinet noted a significant rise in U.S. government participation, emphasizing the need for collaboration between public and private sectors to tackle evolving cyber threats, particularly those enhanced by AI and regulatory challenges.
Fortinet has entered a multi-year sponsorship agreement with Stanford Athletics to support student-athletes and athletic programs, enhancing gameday experiences and promoting the Fortinet brand across various sports at Stanford.
Fortinet has made significant strides in improving product security by implementing automatic updates, enhancing multi-factor authentication, and reducing vulnerabilities. The company continues to prioritize transparency and customer support in its ongoing commitment to secure software development.
Fortinet Federal, a subsidiary of Fortinet, Inc., has attained Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification Level 2, validating its security practices in protecting sensitive defense information and enhancing cybersecurity across its operations and supply chain.
Fortinet emphasizes the need for tailored security awareness training that adapts to employee roles and behaviors, moving away from generic programs to improve organizational security and resilience against cyber threats.
Fortinet has acquired Virtue AI, enhancing its AI security strategy. This acquisition aims to secure AI systems throughout their lifecycle, addressing emerging risks as organizations increasingly deploy autonomous AI applications and agents.
FortiGuard Labs has discovered a new Linux botnet named Evooo1Bot, which uses advanced techniques for exploitation and control, including DDoS attacks and credential sniffing. It targets various vulnerabilities in Internet-facing devices since July 2026.
Fortinet's Q2 2026 results show a 26% revenue increase to $2.05 billion, driven by a 52% rise in product revenue. The company also announced new product launches and strategic collaborations, highlighting its strong market position and future growth potential.
Fortinet has introduced the FortiGate 1200G series, integrating FortiSASE Outpost for enhanced cloud-delivered security services. This new offering aims to provide organizations with flexible security enforcement across hybrid environments, addressing modern AI and compliance needs.
Fortinet has introduced new features for its FortiEndpoint platform aimed at helping organizations securely adopt AI, protect sensitive data, and mitigate risks. The updates include AI visibility, data security, and integrated operations for improved endpoint management.
Fortinet's FortiGuard Labs has uncovered a sophisticated attack involving the Ousaban banking Trojan, primarily targeting users in Spain and Portugal through phishing PDFs and malicious web pages, leading to significant security concerns for affected individuals.
Fortinet is leveraging AI and collaborating with multiple vendors to enhance its cybersecurity measures. The company focuses on integrating frontier models into its security testing processes, improving vulnerability management, and preparing organizations for rapid response to emerging threats.
Fortinet collaborates with INTERPOL on Operation CyberProtect III, targeting cybercrime and human trafficking. The initiative highlights the importance of public-private partnerships in disrupting criminal networks and protecting vulnerable individuals through shared intelligence and coordinated efforts.
Fortinet's analysis reveals the Shai Hulud supply chain campaign exploits CI/CD pipelines, leading to significant data breaches and financial losses for organizations. The report emphasizes the importance of monitoring cloud credentials and implementing robust security measures.
Fortinet has appointed Derek Kan to its board, enhancing its leadership with his extensive experience in technology, AI deployment, and public policy, which will support the company's mission in the evolving cybersecurity landscape.
Fortinet has introduced FortiSOC, a unified, cloud-based security operations center platform that integrates various security functions with agentic AI, aimed at simplifying operations and enhancing threat detection and response for organizations of all sizes.
Fortinet has introduced FortiSOC, a cloud-based security operations center platform that integrates multiple security functions and utilizes AI to enhance threat detection and response capabilities for organizations of all sizes.
Fortinet emphasizes the importance of public-private collaboration in cybersecurity, particularly in leveraging AI to address skills shortages and improve defenses, as discussed in their contribution to the World Economic Forum's report on AI for cybersecurity.
Fortinet collaborates with MITRE CTID to improve threat-informed defense in cybersecurity, contributing intelligence and expertise to address evolving adversary tactics across multiple domains, including cloud security and detection methodologies.
Fortinet's analysis reveals a sophisticated malware campaign using AI-themed lures to deploy remote access trojans through a multi-stage infection chain, targeting Microsoft Windows users and leveraging obfuscation techniques to evade detection.