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Over the last decade, network security threats have evolved from connection-based to content-based. Stopping modern malware, such as advanced persistent threats (APTs) requires complete content protection. More than simply identifying applications and allowing or denying the traffic; it is application control coupled with identity-based policy enforcement of all content. Fortinet, a provider of network security appliances, provides the breadth of functionality businesses need to detect hidden threats within legitimate content, even from trusted sources and authorized applications. This level of protection means a business can allow new applications into a network, but automatically block any malicious content or behavior.

