Fortinet launches FortiSOC, an AI-powered cloud platform that unifies security operations, automates threat response and reduces complexity Calling on the power of agentic AI,
Fortinet has unveiled FortiSOC – a new cloud-delivered security operations centre (SOC) platform designed to help organisations simplify cyber defence while improving threat detection and response.
This novel software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform binds together six key security operations capabilities into a single console, embedding agentic AI to manage investigations, automate workflows and respond to threats more efficiently.
It is no secret that
cyber attacks are becoming more sophisticated, thereby creating an explosion of investigation volume, while many organisations struggle with fragmented security tools that add to operational complexity.
FortiSOC addresses this challenge by combining security information and event management (SIEM), security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR), threat intelligence and identity threat detection into one unified platform.
“Security teams today are being challenged by faster attacks, growing investigation volume and fragmented operations that simply don’t scale,” says
Michael Xie, Founder, President and CTO at Fortinet.
“FortiSOC gives organisations a simpler way to operationalise the SOC capabilities they need through a unified, cloud-delivered platform designed to support security teams of all sizes, from teams building foundational capabilities to enterprises scaling advanced SOC environments.
“With embedded AI, integrated workflows and
built-in best practices informed by Fortinet’s own global security operations center, FortiSOC delivers the power of an AI SOC to help customers eliminate complexity, automate threat detection and response and stay a step ahead of attackers.”
Supporting all stages of the SOC
Designed in a one tool fits all model, FortiSOC has been crafted to meet the needs of organisations regardless of their security maturity.
Smaller teams can establish foundational monitoring capabilities while larger enterprises can scale advanced security operations with deeper automation and AI-assisted investigations.
A notable addition is the FortiAI-Assist, which is capable of delivering autonomous investigations, AI-generated playbooks and coordinated agentic workflows using Model Context Protocol (MCP).
