What is your primary use case for Fortinet FortiOS?

We primarily use Fortinet FortiOS for site-to-site VPNs, reporting features, and wireless capabilities. It is well integrated within the Fortinet ecosystem.

We are still using it in our company. We use FortiOS primarily for perimeter security and network segmentation.

I used FortiOS, the Fortinet firewall operating system, to connect two additional sites. I set up IPSec VPNs to connect all three sites. I also configured firewall rules to block certain countries and websites, such as gambling and social media sites like Facebook. Additionally, I implemented firewall rules to protect our web servers from XSS and SQL Injection attacks. Initially, I configured the VPN using IPsec, but when I couldn't find a suitable client for our workstations and desktops, I switched to SSL VPN. Fortinet provides dedicated FortiClient VPN software, which I used for this setup.

We use it as Fortinet as a edge firewall Fortinet protection and SSL VPN FortiOS Vivo SS.

We use the solution for automated solutions.

We use it for end-point gateway protection and also use the FortiOS for external user connection and server VPN. We love that clear synchronization as it's almost invisible with the fabric for the guests, externally to connect. The zero-choice engine that they use is pretty good. It is perfect for setting up one-to-one channels for different services that have to pass through the firewall. So it does that seamlessly.

We primarily use the solution for basic access, filtering, and more. We have set up the IPsec VPN through that. It's a UTM device.

We are using it for security purposes.

Our company is a partner and we install the solution for our customers as a firewall for remote VPN use. We also use the solution to protect our own company that includes more than 1,000 users.

We primarily use the solution as a firewall operating system.

The solution is great for data protection in our company, including site too site and SSH.

FortiOS is the operating system of the FortiGate firewall. So whether it's an actual device or virtual machine, FortiOS is the actual software running. FortiOS is dedicated to the next-generation firewalls. You can't really use it for anything else.

We use Fortinet to secure the environment at our data center and LAN.

We use the solution as a firewall, and in conjunction with Fortinet FortiMail.

I am using Fortinet FortiOS for firewall security.

We use Fortinet FortiOS to protect our office, and we have another deployment in production. We have the PCI DSS environment on which we have deployed the Fortinet Firewall.

Fortinet FortiOS is the operating system(OS) for the appliance to work.

I am using Fortinet FortiOS as my main firewall.

Most of our customers that we implemented Fortinet FortiOS for we support and manage the FortiGate. Most of them use all the UTM features, such as web features, application control, intrusion prevention, and SSL inspection. We do have some customers who do not use these features. They mostly use IPsec, VPN concentrator, but no security features, we only have two specific cases. Most of our clients prefer to use FortiGate because of all the security features.

Fortinet is used for security. FortiOS is the operating system. FortiAnalyzer, for example, can be used on it and it is used for log management, et cetera.

We are using Fortinet FortiOS for our core network next-generation firewall.

We use FortiOS for the internet router and firewall for our customers' offices. In some of the smaller offices, there is only one FortiGate, but the hub site may have a pair of firewalls in an HA configuration.

We typically use the Fortinet hardware firewall, and the FortiOS runs inside of that. We're usually working in a small or medium-sized business environment. So we use it for remote access, access from the LAN to the WAN, and site-to-site VPN.

I am using Fortinet FortiOS in conjunction with a firewall for our network security.

We use Fortinet FortiOS to control all the security and networking capabilities in all our FortiGates devices across our entire network.

We use this solution as a gateway, a firewall for the office.

We're using it for web filtering, intrusion prevention system (IPS), intrusion detection system (IDS), and VPN. We are also using it as DSCP.

The primary use case is for integrated cybersecurity.

We primarily use the solution as a firewall. It's protecting customers from the internet to have access to servers behind the firewall. We co-locate customers' servers at our company, and we also give them firewall protection. Mostly, people that co-locate a server don't have any firewall so they ask for the service through us.

We primarily use the solution for our firewalls. Basically we're providing security distribution for our client. One of the solutions we utilize are firewalls. It helps secure the environment and monitor traffic.

It's a security device. We use it to keep the bad guys away.

We primarily use the solution for protecting our virtual infrastructure.

Our primary use case for this solution is for deploying network security systems for SMBs or mid-range corporations.

We use the on-prem deployment model of this solution and on the cloud. Our primary use case of this solution is for bandwidth management and VPN.

We use Fortinet FortiOS as a perimeter firewall. On top of that, we use another application as a web application firewall.

We use different types of deployment models of this solution besides for the public cloud. Our primary use case is to install it for many clients on their on-prem site. Our job is client-based. We are resellers of this solution.

Our primary use case of this program is for application control and internet commitment.

I am a consultant, and I have worked with solutions from many different vendors. Depending on what the customer wants, we help to select the solution. This is one of the solutions that I have serviced in a client environment.

We primarily use the solution as a data center.

We use the on-prem deployment model of this solution. We use the standard model for our clients.

For me, personally within our company, I am using this for business administration, but the company as a whole uses the product as a general firewall solution.

We primarily use the solution as a co-firewall.

We primarily use the solution for banks, whereby they want to secure their edge network, to filter their web application and block forms, etc. We also are able to integrate AWS using secure channels. It's more robust and they have different modes including nap, flow, and proximity.

We are a reseller, and I deployed the public cloud version of this solution for a client on Microsoft Azure.

Network edge security, single Entry/Exit for multiple branches. and recently have started with SDWAN investigations and labs.