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Which of the following statements best describes the role of a DC agents in an FSSO DC?
A. Captures the login events and forward them to the collector agent.
B. Captures the user IP address and workstation name and forward that information to the
FortiGate devices.
C. Captures the login and logoff events and forward them to the collector agent.
D. Captures the login events and forward them to the FortiGate devices. Answer: C Question: 130
Which of the following FSSO modes must be used for Novell eDirectory networks?
A. Agentless polling
B. LDAP agent
C. eDirectory agent
D. DC agent Answer: C Question: 131
In a FSSO agentless polling mode solution, where must the collector agent be?
A. In any Windows server
B. In any of the AD domain controllers
C. In the master AD domain controller
D. The FortiGate device polls the AD domain controllers Answer: D Question: 132
Which of the following statements are characteristics of a FSSO solution using advanced
access mode? (Choose three.)
A. Protection profiles can be applied to both individual users and user groups
B. Nested or inherited groups are supported
C. Usernames follow the LDAP convention: CN=User, OU=Name, DC=Domain
D. Usernames follow the Windows convention: Domain\username
E. Protection profiles can be applied to user groups only. Answer: B, C, E Question: 133
Which of the following FSSO agents are required for a DC agent mode solution? (Choose
two.)
A. FSSO agent
B. DC agent
C. Collector agent
D. Radius server Answer: B, C Question: 134
In a FSSO agent mode solution, how does the FSSO collector agent learn each IP address?
A. The DC agents get each user IP address from the event logs and forward that
information to the collector agent
B. The collector agent does not know, and does not need, each user IP address. Only
workstation names are known by the collector agent.
C. The collector agent frequently polls the AD domain controllers to get each user IP
address.
D. The DC agent learns the workstation name from the event logs and DNS is then used to
translate those names to the respective IP addresses. Answer: D Question: 135
Which FSSO agents are required for a FSSO agent-based polling mode solution?
A. Collector agent and DC agents
B. Polling agent only
C. Collector agent only
D. DC agents only Answer: A Question: 136
What configuration objects are automatically added when using the FortiGate's FortiClient
VPN Configurations Wizard?(Choose two)
A. Static route
B. Phase 1
C. Users group
D. Phase 2 Answer: B, D Question: 137
Which of the following statements are correct concerning layer 2 broadcast domains in
transparent mode VDOMs?(Choose two)
A. The whole VDOM is a single broadcast domain even when multiple VLAN are used.
B. Each VLAN is a separate broadcast domain.
C. Interfaces configured with the same VLAN ID can belong to different broadcast
domains.
D. All the interfaces in the same broadcast domain must use the same VLAN ID. Answer: B, C Question: 138
Which of the following statements is correct regarding FortiGate interfaces and spanning
tree protocol? (Choose Two)
A. Only FortiGate switch interfaces Participate in spanning tree.
B. All FortiGate interfaces in transparent mode VDOMs participate in spanning tree.
C. All FortiGate interfaces in NAT/route mode VDOMs Participate in spanning tree.
D. All FortiGate interfaces in transparent mode VDOMs may block or forward BPDUs. Answer: B, D Question: 139
On your Forti Gate 60D, you've configured firewall policies. They port forward traffic to
your Linux Apache web server. Select the best way to protect your web server by using
the IPS engine.
A. Enable IPS signatures for Linux servers with HTTP, TCP and SSL protocols and
Apache applications. Configured DLP to block HTTP GET request with credit card
numbers.
B. Enable IPS signatures for Linux servers with HTTP, TCP and SSL protocols and
Apache applications. Configure DLP to block HTTP GET with credit card numbers. Also
configure a DoS policy to prevent TCP SYn floods and port scans.
C. None. FortiGate 60D is a desktop model, which does not support IPS.
D. Enable IPS signatures for Linux and windows servers with FTP, HTTP, TCP, and SSL
protocols and Apache and PHP applications. Answer: D Question: 140
Which changes to IPS will reduce resource usage and Boost performance? (Choose
three)
A. In custom signature, remove unnecessary keywords to reduce how far into the signature
tree that FortiGate must compare in order to determine whether the packet matches.
B. In IPS sensors, disable signatures and rate based statistics (anomaly detection) for
protocols, applications and traffic directions that are not relevant.
C. In IPS filters, switch from 'Advanced' to 'Basic' to apply only the most essential
signatures.
D. In firewall policies where IPS is not needed, disable IPS.
E. In firewall policies where IPS is used, enable session start logs. Answer: A, B, D
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Fortinet's FortiGate–300C unified threat management system delivers essential network security through a single console. With unlimited user licensing, school IT managers won't have to worry about how many students are accessing the network.
Advantages
Naturally, school users have mixed feelings about security technologies. They want the freedom to access educational content and resources both onsite and remotely, but they don't want their sensitive information to be lost, stolen or compromised. The FortiGate–300C achieves all of these goals and more.
The appliance supports both 1.2-gigabits-per-second IP Security and 200-megabits-per-second Secure Sockets Layer VPNs for remote access. Traffic shaping allows network administrators to prioritize traffic so upper management never feels that the Internet is slow.
The FortiGate–300C's web content filtering feature, which prevents users from inadvertently infecting their devices with malware, can be adjusted by user or group. As a result, IT managers can give teachers and staff broader access privileges while limiting those of students.
The data loss prevention feature scans traffic going into or coming out of the firewall for certain combinations of letters or numbers. If the IT department wants to disallow the transmission of Social Security numbers, for example, it can configure the appliance to look for patterns and then either alert the administrator to their presence or block them altogether.
Best of all, Fortinet's FortiGuard Network continuously monitors the ever-changing threat landscape and automatically pushes security updates to the FortiGate–300C.
Why It Works for IT
This appliance's management console is a thing of beauty, delivering everything from antivirus and Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol to web content filtering and firewall policies in one convenient location.
Performance is governed by the customized FortiASIC Content Processor, which can handle 8Gbps through the firewall and 1 million concurrent sessions. Network policies can be configured through eight hardware-accelerated 10/100/1000 switched local area network ports and two non-accelerated ports. Administration is performed through a handy USB interface or a standard serial RJ-45 connection. The appliance also can function as part of a highly available cluster, which districts using all of its features will surely appreciate.
Because user licensing is unlimited, IT managers don't have to figure out how many people are using their district's Internet connection and then make the dreaded call to the vendor to buy more licenses (or to administrators about a budget overrun).
Disadvantages
The FortiGate–300C's one-stop-shop approach is appealing. But some IT managers subscribe to the multivendor security model, believing that if one vendor doesn't perceive a threat immediately, another will, resulting in better protection.
Because Fortinet sizes its UTM appliances by throughput, every FortiGate product offers the same basic features; the larger models can handle more data transmissions at once. Bear in mind that performance will naturally suffer as more features are added to the appliance.
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Despite potential risks related to revenue growth sustainability and the transition to cloud computing, Fortinet's solid financial performance and robust balance sheet make it an attractive investment.
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The Fortinet Thesis: The company has continued with its strong execution, despite macro challenges, Liani said in the upgrade note.
“In 1Q revenues grew 30% YoY, orders grew double digits with strong new logo additions, and 30% service revenue growth, driven by SaaS and pay-as-you solutions and 35% Fortiguard growth,” the analyst wrote.
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“We believe that in the current uncertain environment, it is more prudent for investors to focus on the basic value proposition of Fortinet and ignore the quarterly noise of backlog trends,” Liani added.
FTNT Price Action: Shares of Fortinet had risen by 3.47% to $66.83 in premarket trading on Monday.
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SUNNYVALE, Calif., May 24, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --
John Maddison, EVP Products and CMO at Fortinet
"Fortinet's 2023 State of Operational Technology and Cybersecurity Report shows that while OT organizations have improved their overall cybersecurity posture, they also have continued opportunity for improvement. Networking and IT teams are under extraordinary pressure to adapt and become more OT-aware, and organizations are shifting to find and employ solutions that implement security across their entire IT/OT environment to reduce their overall security risk."
News Summary Fortinet® FTNT, the global cybersecurity leader driving the convergence of networking and security, today announced the findings from its global 2023 State of Operational Technology and Cybersecurity Report. The results represent the current state of operational technology (OT) security and point to the opportunity for continued improvement for organizations to secure an ever-expanding IT/OT threat landscape. In addition to the latest trends and insights impacting OT organizations, the report also provides a roadmap to help IT and security teams better secure their environments.
Key findings from the global survey include:
OT continues to be targeted by cybercriminals at a high rate: While the number of organizations that did not incur a cybersecurity intrusion improved dramatically YoY (from 6% in 2022 to 25% in 2023), there is still significant room for improvement. In fact, three-fourths of OT organizations reported at least one intrusion in the last year. Intrusions from malware (56%) and phishing (49%) were once again the most common type of incidents reported, and nearly one-third of respondents reported being victims of a ransomware attack in the last year (32%, unchanged from 2022).
Cybersecurity practitioners overestimated their OT security maturity: In 2023, the number of respondents who consider their organization's OT security posture as "highly mature" fell to 13% from 21% the year before, suggesting growing awareness among OT professionals and more effective tools for self-assessing their organizations' cybersecurity capabilities. Nearly one-third (32%) of respondents indicated that both IT and OT systems were impacted by a cyberattack, up from only 21% last year.
The connected device explosion underscores complexity challenges for OT organizations: Nearly 80% of respondents reported having greater than 100 IP-enabled OT devices in their OT environment, highlighting just how significant a challenge it is for security teams to secure an ever-expanding threat landscape. Survey findings revealed that cybersecurity solutions continue to aid in the success of most (76%) OT professionals, particularly by improving efficiency (67%) and flexibility (68%). However, report data also indicates that solution sprawl makes it more difficult to consistently incorporate, employ, and enforce policies across an increasingly converged IT/OT landscape. And the problem compounds with aging systems, with the majority (74%) of organizations reporting that the average age of ICS systems across their organization are between 6 and 10 years old.
Alignment of OT security under the CISO bodes well for the industry: While nearly every organization faces an up-hill battle when it comes to finding qualified security practitioners due to the growing cybersecurity skills shortage, report findings suggest OT organizations are continuing to prioritize cybersecurity. A key indicator is that nearly every (95%) organization plans on placing the responsibility for OT cybersecurity under a chief information security officer (CISO) in the next 12 months rather than an operations executive or team. The findings also reveal that OT cybersecurity professionals now come from IT security leadership rather than product management, and influence on cybersecurity decisions is shifting away from operations and to other leaders, especially CISO/CSO roles.
Best Practices
Fortinet's global 2023 State of Operational Technology and Cybersecurity Report indicates ways organizations can strengthen their overall security posture. Organizations can address OT security challenges by adopting the following best practices:
Develop a vendor and OT cybersecurity platform strategy. Consolidation reduces complexity and accelerates outcomes. The first step is to begin building a platform over time by partnering with vendors that engineer their products with integration and automation in mind to enable organizations to consistently incorporate and enforce policies across an increasingly converged IT/OT landscape. Seek to engage with vendors with a wide portfolio of solutions that can provide the basic solutions of asset inventory and segmentation and more advanced solutions, such as an OT security operations center (SOC) or the ability to support a joint IT/OT SOC.
Deploy network access control (NAC) technology. Solving challenges associated with securing ICS, SCADA, IoT, BYOD, and other endpoints requires advanced network access control to be part of a comprehensive security architecture. An effective NAC solution also helps to maintain complete control of an organization's network by managing new devices that want to connect or communicate with other parts of the organization's infrastructure.
Employ a zero-trust approach. Implement the basic steps of asset inventory and segmentation, and provide continuous verification of all users, applications, and devices seeking access to critical assets.
Incorporate cybersecurity awareness education and training. Cybersecurity training remains critical as the cybersecurity battle requires the collective empowerment of all employees to have the knowledge and awareness to work together to protect themselves and their organization's data. Organizations should consider including nontechnical training targeted toward everyone who uses a computer or mobile device, from teleworkers to their families.
A platform approach, with open APIs and a robust fabric-ready technology alliance ecosystem, designed to deliver OT-aware features to secure OT environments enables CISOs and security teams to reduce complexity, increase efficacy in the prevention and detection of ransomware, and speed incident triage, investigation, and response.
Collaboration across IT, OT, and production teams to assess cyber and production risks, specifically ransomware incidents, with the CISO can help ensure awareness, prioritization, budget, and personnel allocations.
Report Overview:
The Fortinet 2023 State of Operational Technology and Cybersecurity Report is based on data from an in-depth worldwide survey of 570 OT professionals, conducted by a third-party research company.
Survey respondents were from different locations around the world, including: Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, Canada, Egypt, France, Germany, India, Japan, Mexico, South Africa, United Kingdom, and United States, among others.
Respondents represent a range of industries that are heavy users of OT, including: manufacturing, transportation/logistics, healthcare/pharma, oil, gas, and refining, energy/utilities, chemical/petrochemical, and water/wastewater.
Most of those surveyed, no matter their title, are deeply involved in cybersecurity purchase decisions. And these individuals increasingly have the final say in OT purchase decisions. This year's survey found that 91% of respondents are regularly involved in their organization's cybersecurity purchase decisions.
Additional Resources
About Fortinet FortinetFTNT is a driving force in the evolution of cybersecurity and the convergence of networking and security. Our mission is to secure people, devices, and data everywhere, and today we deliver cybersecurity everywhere you need it with the largest integrated portfolio of over 50 enterprise-grade products. Well over half a million customers trust Fortinet's solutions, which are among the most deployed, most patented, and most validated in the industry. The Fortinet Training Institute, one of the largest and broadest training programs in the industry, is dedicated to making cybersecurity training and new career opportunities available to everyone. FortiGuard Labs, Fortinet's elite threat intelligence and research organization, develops and utilizes leading-edge machine learning and AI technologies to provide customers with timely and consistently top-rated protection and actionable threat intelligence. Learn more at https://www.fortinet.com, the Fortinet Blog, and FortiGuard Labs.
Other trademarks belong to their respective owners. Fortinet has not independently Checked statements or certifications herein attributed to third parties and Fortinet does not independently endorse such statements. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, nothing herein constitutes a warranty, guarantee, contract, binding specification or other binding commitment by Fortinet or any indication of intent related to a binding commitment, and performance and other specification information herein may be unique to certain environments.
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Managed SASE Solution Provides Automated Secure Network Access Capability from Edge to End Users
NEW YORK, May 08, 2023--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Kyndryl (NYSE: KD), the world’s largest IT infrastructure services provider, today announced the introduction of a managed Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) solution powered by Fortinet, which aims to help customers enable advanced network security initiatives. The solution combines Fortinet’s industry-leading cloud-delivered security and secure networking solutions with Kyndryl’s network and security services to design, build, manage, and modernize mission-critical networking for customers across industries.
SASE converges networking and security capabilities capbilties into a unified cloud-delivered service. SASE offers Secure Web Gateway (SWG), Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB), Firewall-as-a-Service (FWaaS) and SD-WAN to deliver consistent security and enhanced user experience for users everywhere.
The SASE solution combines edge computing capabilities with advanced and versatile network security tools – including Kyndryl’s automated programmable SD-WAN infrastructure service– to provide end-to-end services that help companies reduce costs and complexity while providing the flexibility needed to meet changing business requirements.
"We are excited to offer this managed SASE solution with Fortinet to help customers transform their network and security architecture to reduce cyber risk, costs, and complexity," said Paul Savill, Global Network & Edge Computing Practice Leader, Kyndryl. "The integration of SASE capabilities converges Zero Trust security capabilities into enterprise architectures, which is becoming paramount to achieving a trusted network security posture."
Kyndryl and Fortinet are working together to help businesses safely scale network access polices when traditional network architectures become obsolete or need to be replaced. The new managed SASE solution provides integrated, high-performance security available from industry-leading cloud-based services.
"Fortinet secure networking solutions enable partners like Kyndryl to deliver differentiated services to help enterprise customers advance their SASE journeys," said John Maddison, EVP of products and CMO at Fortinet. "This collaboration is the latest example of Fortinet’s commitment to providing a comprehensive single-vendor SASE solution that enables the convergence of networking and security."
The new SASE security offering expands upon the managed SD-WAN service Kyndryl already has in place with Fortinet. Kyndryl is leveraging Fortinet secure networking solutions to help enterprise customers modernize their security architectures and embed cyber resilience into their organizations. As a result of the collaboration, Kyndryl and Fortinet are helping to enable flexible, cost-effective, and secure connectivity at scale across hybrid cloud environments for enterprises.
Kyndryl and Fortinet have also established a partnership in support of joint customers. Kyndryl was recently awarded Fortinet’s 2022 Global Systems Integrator (GSI) Partner of the Year, which recognized Kyndryl’s solution innovation, agility, and scale and its use of Fortinet Security Fabric solutions to drive customer success.
Visit Kyndryl to learn more information about Kyndryl’s SASE and SD-WAN Services.
About Kyndryl
Kyndryl (NYSE: KD) is the world’s largest IT infrastructure services provider, serving thousands of enterprise customers in more than 60 countries. The company designs, builds, manages and modernizes the complex, mission-critical information systems that the world depends on every day. For more information, visit www.kyndryl.com.
