Fortinet establishes European Cloud Data Centre

Fortinet has opened a new FortiCloud European data center based in Germany. Fortinet’s new cloud data center enables European customers to leverage the broadest and most mature portfolio of hosted cybersecurity services in the market, with the confidence that their private data remains within European borders.

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Fortinet’s European cloud data center address privacy concerns and reduces compliance burdens, enabling enterprises in the EU to adopt cloud-based security solutions and realize the superior protections of the Fortinet Security Fabric.

The European cloud datcenter further extends regional support for Fortinet’s extensive security solutions with higher performance, scalability, flexibility and simplicity.

Global Security, Local Data Privacy

Defending an organization against today’s increasingly sophisticated and exponetially expanding threat landscape requires an integrated, collaborative and adaptive cybersecurity response. Fortinet’s Security Fabric vision is changing the way businesses think about their security, delivering an integrated security architecture that scales to cover the entire organization and across attack vectors.

This new data center gives European customers ability to implement the advanced protections of the Fortinet Security Fabric with the flexibility to select the deployment models that best fit business goals. IT teams can realize the operational efficiencies of cloud services and leverage Fortinet’s industry leading FortiCloud and FortiSandbox Cloud SaaS offerings with the assurance that their private data never leaves the region.

Fortinet establishes European Cloud Data Centre

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