Calgaryherald Fortinet Opens $30M Cybersecurity Hub in Calgary
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- •Fortinet invested $30 million in a new cybersecurity hub in Calgary.
- •The facility includes a training center focused on operational technology.
- •Fortinet plans to double its local workforce to enhance cybersecurity capabilities.
Fortinet has launched a $30 million cybersecurity hub in downtown Calgary, aimed at enhancing protection for Alberta's critical industries against cyber threats. The facility includes a customer briefing center and a training facility, focusing on operational technology and critical infrastructure defense. Fortinet plans to double its workforce in Calgary from 70 to 140 employees over the next 18 months, indicating significant growth in the tech sector. The hub will also serve as a space for hands-on training to improve cybersecurity awareness among workers. This opening follows Fortinet's existing campuses in Burnaby, B.C., and Ottawa, marking a strategic expansion in Canada. The company aims to invest locally and build relationships with Calgary's tech talent, further solidifying its presence in the region's evolving tech landscape.
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