The previous post in this series provides an introduction to Network Access Control and the components of the security fabric oriented solution of Fortinet that …
Author: Jonathan Torian
Jonathan Torian, senior sales engineer for a industry network security company, is a Fortinet Network Security Expert 8 (NSE 8) certified professional. In addition to obtaining the highest certification for Fortinet, he also possesses the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) since 2011 and has more than 10 years experience in Networking and Security.
He is an avid technologist and is loves helping people by solving hard problems with great technology solutions.
First, I would be remiss not to acknowledge the time that has passed since my last blog update. I have experienced quite a few life …
The most common use case for the FortiGate is to function as a security device and protect assets on the network. It is also used …
I was speaking to a colleague the other day about how great he thought FortiLink was. He was raving about the simplicity of the solution …
Okay, before I get into the details of this article, I know I have written about Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) and how it is …
Before I start this article, I want to acknowledge and thank one of my blog readers for reaching out to me. On Tuesday, I received …
This post concludes the series on Zero Trust Network Access. This series has covered an overview of ZTNA, all the way to using endpoint posture …
In my previous post, I discussed how to access web application and non-web applications via the Zero Trust Network Access in the Fortinet solution. In …
Sometimes I take for granted how certain tasks are not well defined in official FortiManager documentation. I just recently I saw a post on Reddit …
In the previous blog post, I cover how the FortiGate provides secured access to web applications via its reverse proxy functionality in its Zero Trust …