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TECHNOLOGY BRIEF OCTOBER 2015

Fortinet

AUTHOR: Jason Pappalexis CONTRIBUTORS: Andrew Braunberg, Paula Musich

BREACH DETECTION SYSTEM

Fortinet has built its reputation in the network security space on high performance and competitive pricing, themes that continued

with the 2013 release of its breach detection system (BDS), FortiSandbox. Available first as a cloud service (within the FortiCloud

offering) and then as local appliances, FortiSandbox provides sandbox-based malware detection to the Fortinet suite of products. A

succession of updates within the last six months illustrates Fortinet's commitment to feature enhancement and product stability. In

May 2015, Fortinet announced the integration of FortiMail v5.2.4 with FortiSandbox 1.4, and in July 2015, the vendor released v2.1

of FortiSandbox, which includes automated signature generation. Fortinet has recently released v5.4 of FortiClient, which is

designed to dynamically accept automated FortiSandbox updates. *Models listed are available at time of publication.

The following products can send files to FortiSandbox for inspection: the FortiGate firewall, next generation firewall (NGFW),

intrusion prevention system (IPS), secure web gateway (SWG), and unified threat management (UTM) products; the FortiMail

secure email gateway (SEG), the FortiClient endpoint, the FortiWeb web application firewall (WAF), and the FortiSwitch

products.The FSA-3000D hardware was upgraded in early 2015.

Portfolio

DEPLOYMENT

OPTIONS Physical appliance, virtual appliance, cloud service

PRODUCT

FSA-1000D

Sandboxing 160 files per hour

Antivirus scanning 6,000 files per hour

8 virtual machinesFSA-3000D

Sandboxing 560 files per hour

Antivirus scanning 15,000 files per hour

28 virtual machinesTotal Cost of Ownership and Market Summary

At US$67, the TCO per Protected Mbps for the FortiSandbox

1000D was better than the average TCO per Protected Mbps

for the 2015 NSS Labs BDS group test (US$169).The BDS market is expected to grow by 41 percent in 2016

and is projected to have a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 32 percent over the forecast period. A strong interest in post-incident forensics is driving the market.$205 $67 $0$100$200$300 $400 $500

FortiSandbox 3000D v1.2

(2014)FortiSandbox 1000D v1.43 (2015)

Model* (Year of NSS Labs Test)

* Fortinet 2015-10TCO per ProtectedMbps0.0%25.0%50.0%75.0%100.0% $0 $1,000$2,000$3,000$4,000

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Growth Rate (%)Revenue (Millions US$)

BDS RevenueGrowth

* All market numbers based on CY2014,

Source: NSS Labs

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FACTORS OVERALL

SIX-MONTH

TREND

Product

Innovation

NEUTRAL POSITIVE

Released FortiSandbox v2.1, which includes the ability to deliver automated local updates to integrated products, updated malware, and malicious URL detection Leverages Fortinet's more mature security products (for example, widget-based administrative console)

Product

Features

POSITIVE POSITIVE

Dynamically generated threat intelligence delivered to integrated products Supports custom application control and IPS signature capabilities

Incorporates FortiGuard technology

Integrations

and

Third-Party

Support

NEUTRAL NO CHANGE

Integrates with security information and event management (SIEM) vendors (such as HP ArcSight, IBM Security's Q1 Labs, and LogRhythm) when used with

FortiAnalyzer

JSON API available

TCO NEUTRAL POSITIVE

Fortinet products perceived as cost-effective, although FortiSandbox hardware may be out of reach of some SMBs; virtual appliances are lower-cost options

COMPETITIVE FEATURES

Platform Stand-alone product that can integrate with other Fortinet products Form Factor Cloud service, physical appliance, virtual appliance

Deployment Mode

Network (out of band), integration with FortiGate (NGFW, NGIPS, SWG, UTM), FortiClient, FortiMail,

FortiSwitch, FortiWeb

Scanning Focus on primary protocols (for example, HTTP, SMTP, SMB, FTP), including SSL-encrypted protocols

Sandbox Location Local appliance and cloud service

Customizable Sandbox Feature not available

Host Remediation FortiClient 5.4 permits devices to be quarantined or removed

July 2015

FortiSandbox v2.1 released; automated local

updates permitted to integrated products;

FortiSwitch v3.3 released

August 2015

Rated as Recommendedin NSS' BDS v2.0 group

test; FortiWeb 5.4 integrated with

FortiSandbox

September 2015

FortiClient 5.4 released,

dynamically utilizes

FortiSandbox updates

Recent Developments

Buyer Considerations

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STRENGTHS

During the 2015 NSS BDS group test, the FortiSandbox 1000D achieved a 97.3 percent breach detection rate and demonstrated

a TCO per Protected Mbps of US$67. Both scores resulted in the product receiving a Recommended rating. During the test, the

device: percent of social exploits, which resulted in its overall rating of 97.3 percent

Fortinet offers a file testing service that allows companies to evaluate sandboxing and advanced threat detection within

FortiSandbox prior to purchasing.

The new FortiSandbox-VM with API expands deployment options, for example, within virtual data centers.

Fortinet has received an NSS Recommended rating for perimeter and endpoint security products (NGFW/NGIPS/WAF/EPP),

including BDS.

WEAKNESSES

In the 2015 NSS BDS group test, Fortinet FortiSandbox 1000D detected 66.7 percent of all evasions.

OPPORTUNITIES

Fortinet has growth opportunity moving upmarket. The company traditionally has had a beachhead in the SMB segment and has

steadily evolved its technologies. The introduction of FortiSandbox provides a way to address the needs of enterprise and

service provider customers.

FortiSandbox technology is being integrated into Fortinet's current product line, which provides additional upsell opportunities

for the company. The ability to utilize custom virtual machines would increase the relevance of FortiSandbox.

THREATS

While FortiSandbox is competitively priced for enterprises, the physical appliances may be expensive for many SMBs.

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At NSS, Security Effectiveness and throughput are critical metrics by which security devices are measured. NSS testing has shown:

Fortinet's breach detection rate reached 97.3 percent overall, which was above the average of the 2015 NSS BDS group test.

Vendor-claimed throughput aligned with NSS-tested throughput in 2014 and 2015.

The 1000D detected:

compressor evasions, and packer evasions

Product

NSS Methodology

Version

NSS-Tested

Throughput

Breach Detection

TCO per

Protected Mbps

($US)

NSS Labs SVM Rating

FortiSandbox 1000D

(v2.10 build 0081) Breach Detection Systems v2.0 1,000 Mbps 97.3% $67 Evasion Retest

FortiSandbox 1000D

(v1.43) Breach Detection

Systems v2.0 1,000 Mbps 97.3% $67

Recommended

FortiSandbox 3000D

(v1.2) Breach Detection

Systems v1.5 1,000 Mbps 99.0% $205

Recommended

Test methodologies are found on the NSS Labs website at www.nsslabs.com.

NSS-tested throughput for the NSS Labs Breach Detection Systems Methodology v1.5 was capped at 1,000 Mbps, and may not reflect the true maximum capabilities of the tested product.

TCO per Protected Mbps corresponds to single sensor costs over a 3-year period.

1.0 1.01.0 1.0

99.0%97.3%

0.00.51.01.52.02.5

50.0%
60.0%

70.0%80.0%90.0%100.0%

FortiSandbox 3000D v1.2 (2014) FortiSandbox 1000D v1.43 (2015)

Throughput (Gbps)

Model* (Year of NSS Labs Test)

Vendor-claimed throughput (>25% above NSS-tested throughput)Vendor-claimed throughput (within 25% of NSS-tested throughput)

NSS-tested throughput (Gbps)Vendor-claimed throughput (>25% below NSS-tested throughput)

Breach Detection (%)

* Fortinet 2015-10

Breach

Detection (%)

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%PackersCompressorsVirtual machineSandboxHTML obfuscationLayered evasions

Evasion Detection (%)

* Fortinet 2015-10

NSS Labs Group Test Results

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