Fortinet Inc. (NASDAQ: FTNT) announced an expansion of its FortiCloud platform with three new services targeting enterprise identity management, file storage, and communications.

The cybersecurity company introduced FortiIdentity, a cloud-delivered identity and access management solution that provides single sign-on, multifactor authentication, and identity federation capabilities. The service supports FortiToken Mobile, FIDO2 passkeys, and SAML/OIDC standards.

Fortinet also launched two beta services: FortiDrive for secure file storage and collaboration, and FortiConnect for unified communications including calling, messaging, and meetings. Both services integrate with the company's existing Security Fabric platform.

"FortiIdentity, FortiDrive, and FortiConnect, are key milestones in our vision to build a unified global cloud network that brings enterprise-grade security directly into the way teams manage access, store, share, and communicate," said Michael Xie, Founder, President, and Chief Technology Officer at Fortinet.

The services operate on Fortinet's global infrastructure, which includes company-owned data centers in Atlanta, Chicago, New York, Plano, Frankfurt, Sydney, and Torija, Spain. The company also utilizes over 160 points of presence through providers including Google Cloud, AWS, and Digital Realty.

FortiDrive features encryption, granular access controls, real-time collaboration capabilities, version history tracking, and policy-based compliance enforcement. FortiConnect integrates with FortiDrive and includes AI-powered threat intelligence from FortiGuard Labs.

The new services join Fortinet's existing cloud portfolio that includes FortiSASE, FortiAppSec, FortiCNAPP, FortiSOC, FortiMail, and FortiAIOps, all accessible through the FortiCloud centralized portal.