Uk.Finance.Yahoo Atos and Fortinet Enhance Global Cybersecurity Partnership
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- •Atos and Fortinet have transitioned to a global partnership model.
- •The collaboration focuses on strengthening cybersecurity in hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
- •Organizations face escalating cyber threats and a shortage of cybersecurity skills.
Atos has expanded its partnership with Fortinet to a global engagement model, aiming to strengthen cybersecurity across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. This collaboration will provide organizations with a unified framework for managed cybersecurity services, addressing challenges like escalating cyber threats and a shortage of cybersecurity skills. The partnership combines Fortinet's advanced security technologies with Atos' expertise in managed security services, enhancing protection and visibility for clients. The initiative is designed to simplify security operations and accelerate threat detection and remediation. Günter Koinegg from Atos emphasized the importance of integrating leading technologies to deliver scalable protection in the AI era. This move reflects the growing need for organizations to secure their digital transformation efforts amid increasing cyber threats.
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