Brief intro on how Fortinet's vision and mission defined in 2000 is more relevant today than ever. How Fortinet took the right steps to support organizations, small and large, in simplifying their journey towards complying to regulations (NIS2, DORA,…) while increasing the level of their cybersecurity.

Artificial intelligence is here to stay and it will be used in tools that enhance cybersecurity, in tools used by threat actors and in tools used in every companies daily operations. Can AI support organizations in new risk management, incident reporting along with stricter enforcement measures defined by the NIS2 Directive? In this talk we will discuss each of the axes to overlook new possibilities and threats.

A selected Fortinet customer will share mainly on his SOC challenges and eventual externalization. What is his approach ? What are the benefits ?

A selected Fortinet customer will share mainly on their OT challenges but also their experiences and insights on adapting to the new world approach to cybersecurity. 

A selected Fortinet customer will share mainly on their challenges but also their experiences and insights on adapting to the new world approach to cybersecurity, reflecting the need to increase agility and resilience to manage external threats whilst being ready to support continuous business innovation.

To stay relevant, security technology must evolve, whether driven by vendor innovation or the threat landscape.  But the time has come for the technology collective to evolve from a collection of individual technologies to an integrated and consolidated platform for greater efficacy, increased protection, and automated operations.

As a concept Artificial Intelligence (AI) is more than 70 years old, but the more recent explosion of interest in AI was triggered with the introduction of ChatGPT.  Amid the hype, claims, and counterclaims, the real value of AI – as a productivity tool - was lost.  This session will look at the role that AI plays in cybersecurity and how Fortinet, an AI pioneer, has been and will continue to leverage its capabilities for faster and better threat detection and response. Isn’t that an important part of what the EU NIS2 directives is all about, enhancing Cybersecurity across the industry?

The developments around AI are happening at breakneck speed. The next step, generative AI, is going through organisations like a shockwave, with major consequences for jobs, departments, organisations, and even entire sectors. It all started with ChatGPT and Copilot, but what will be the next step and how do you prepare for it?