FortiClient
Sold by :Fortinet, Inc. (public cybersecurity company founded in 2000, headquartered at Sunnyvale, CA)
What is FortiClient Software?
FortiClient is a comprehensive endpoint protection and management solution designed to secure enterprise networks. It provides centralized control over host identities, endpoint visibility, attack detection, and compliance enforcement. Available as both an on-premise and cloud-based solution, FortiClient integrates seamlessly with Fortinet’s Security Fabric, enabling organizations to automate threat responses and enhance Zero Trust security postures.
Key features include VPN connectivity, anti-malware protection, web filtering, application firewall, vulnerability scanning, and advanced threat intelligence integration. With unified endpoint visibility and control, FortiClient helps IT teams proactively monitor, assess, and remediate risks across devices — regardless of location. It’s a preferred solution for enterprises seeking strong endpoint compliance, remote workforce protection, and robust security orchestration within a single platform.
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FortiClient Pricing
FortiClient Features
SSLVPN
Two-factor Authentication using FortiToken - Encryption
Certificates based authentication
Remote Access/Control
FortiClient Contact
privacy@fortinet.com
+1 408‑542‑7780
Global Headquarters:
909 Kifer Road,
Sunnyvale, CA 94086, USA FortiClient Reviews
Reliable Endpoint Security
Reviewed by Kiran R. , Vulnerability Assessor Computer & Network Security
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5 Reliability & Trustworthy
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5 Quality Of Service
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5 Creativity & Expertise
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5 Timelines & Budget
5Company Rating
The global endpoint security market is projected to grow from $14.10 billion in 2023 to $31.58 billion by 2030, driven by rising cyber threats.
FortiClient is a comprehensive endpoint protection and management solution designed to secure enterprise networks. It provides centralized control over host identities, endpoint visibility, attack detection, and compliance enforcement. Available as both an on-premise and cloud-based solution, FortiClient integrates seamlessly with Fortinet’s Security Fabric, enabling organizations to automate threat responses and enhance Zero Trust security postures.
Key features include VPN connectivity, anti-malware protection, web filtering, application firewall, vulnerability scanning, and advanced threat intelligence integration. With unified endpoint visibility and control, FortiClient helps IT teams proactively monitor, assess, and remediate risks across devices — regardless of location. It’s a preferred solution for enterprises seeking strong endpoint compliance, remote workforce protection, and robust security orchestration within a single platform.
Computer & Network Security
FortiClient: Balancing Security Needs with User Experience
Reviewed by Kaung Khant Z. , Senor SDN Cloud Engineer Telecommunications
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5 Reliability & Trustworthy
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5 Quality Of Service
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5 Creativity & Expertise
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5 Timelines & Budget
5Company Rating
The global endpoint security market is projected to grow from $14.10 billion in 2023 to $31.58 billion by 2030, driven by rising cyber threats.
FortiClient is a comprehensive endpoint protection and management solution designed to secure enterprise networks. It provides centralized control over host identities, endpoint visibility, attack detection, and compliance enforcement. Available as both an on-premise and cloud-based solution, FortiClient integrates seamlessly with Fortinet’s Security Fabric, enabling organizations to automate threat responses and enhance Zero Trust security postures.
Key features include VPN connectivity, anti-malware protection, web filtering, application firewall, vulnerability scanning, and advanced threat intelligence integration. With unified endpoint visibility and control, FortiClient helps IT teams proactively monitor, assess, and remediate risks across devices — regardless of location. It’s a preferred solution for enterprises seeking strong endpoint compliance, remote workforce protection, and robust security orchestration within a single platform.
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