Security Operations
Security operations centers (SOCs) are increasingly defending against the sophistication and speed of AI-enabled attackers. At the same time, data and operational sovereignty concerns can make it difficult for multinational organizations to operate an effective centralized SOC. To meet these needs, the latest release of FortiSIEM introduces improved threat detection, agentic-AI-powered incident management, and data sovereignty compliance options for multinational SOC operations.
FortiSIEM 7.5 introduces agentic AI to accelerate and simplify incident investigation and response, as well as a broad range of FortiSIEM analyst activities, by invoking intelligent agents capable of complex multi-step tasks. New FortiSIEM agents include:
FortiAI-Assist is a core feature of all Fortinet SOC Platform products as well as many other products across the Fortinet portfolio.
Increasingly sophisticated cyberthreats and rising geopolitical concerns are making regional data localization a priority for many organizations. Yet the most effective cybersecurity strategies typically depend on a centralized SOC for threat detection and response. FortiSIEM now enables these organizations to implement a central SOC strategy while complying with regional data sovereignty requirements. This new capability provides centralized incident management and all FortiSIEM functions transparently across domains while preserving localized data collection and storage.
Deploying endpoint agents maximizes the visibility and threat detection capabilities of a SIEM, yet is often an overlooked feature because of perceived cost or complexity. FortiSIEM now offers a powerful IT and OT Windows agent free of charge. Additionally, this new agent does not require centralized management, so it can also be used to monitor OT environments that support only data-diode-based communications.
The new release includes several other new and enhanced features, including:
Version 7.5 includes a reimagined user experience that streamlines screen layouts and improves navigation.
Federated search across independent data sources has become an operating requirement of a modern SOC. The robust federated search capabilities of FortiSIEM have now been enhanced to support a standardized search syntax and playbooks across data sources, further simplifying and automating threat hunting and other activities.
New real-time event tagging allows custom event enrichment during data pipeline processing. Tags can be used in many ways, including to trigger custom detection rule logic and playbooks.
New customizable templates simplify and speed the configuration of FortiSIEM Advanced Agent features, such as file integrity monitoring and event collection.
The deep endpoint monitoring and forensics capabilities of Osquery are now available for Linux and Windows systems.
Customers can expect expanded pipeline management capabilities, agentic AI expansions, and other enhancements in the next FortiSIEM release later this quarter. Additional product updates will be released throughout the year.
FortiSIEM supports the advanced IT and OT security analytics, AI-driven capabilities, and solution scalability that today’s modern enterprises and managed security service providers require. Its unique features include:
FortiSIEM is part of the flexible Fortinet SOC Platform, which includes FortiSIEM, FortiAnalyzer, FortiSOAR, and SOC-as-a-Service. The SOC Platform is designed to meet the unique needs of security teams ranging from small IT and security departments to advanced teams managing enterprise SOC operations. Fortinet enables these organizations to minimize detection and response times with real-time visibility, GenAI assistance, and solutions and services that can scale as the business grows.
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