Fortinet’s network security platforms help NxtGen strengthen the security posture of its entire cloud services suite and launch new managed services
Fortinet has announced NxtGen Datacenter & Cloud Technologies, one of India’s leading providers of datacenter and enterprise cloud services, has deployed its FortiGate network security platforms, and FortiManager and FortiAnalyzer centralized management and reporting appliances at its datacenter to provide high-speed managed security services to businesses in the country.
NxtGen chose Fortinet over competing network security players for its performance, effective single pane management and simple per-box licensing model.
NxtGen’s mission is to help businesses grow by cutting through complexity and saving IT infrastructure cost. Its services are provided from its own high-density datacenter (HDDC™) facilities or deployed on on-premise datacenters (OPDC™) that are managed centrally. NxtGen’s Enterprise Cloud Services (ECS™) provides private, public and hybrid cloud infrastructure hosted on OPDC or HDDC.
The Fortinet deployment enables NxtGen to offer customisable cloud security services that gives customers the flexibility to set up firewall preferences of their choice. Their enterprise cloud services also provides gateway level advance threat protection with traffic scanning and reporting.
“We were looking for a network security vendor who could quickly and effectively help us start up a Managed Security Services business,” said A S Rajgopal, CEO of NxtGen. “Fortinet has enabled us to meet many of our customers’ needs with their high performing yet easy to manage solutions. Their simplified per box licensing also makes a lot of financial sense to managed security services providers.”
Rajesh Maurya, Fortinet’s Country Manager for India & SAARC, said, “Our heavy investment in threat research further gives us unique ability to deal with advanced persistent threats (APTs), helping service providers differentiate themselves by offering their customers proactive protection against emerging threats.”
