Next-generation firewall, VPN, segmentation, and documented policies—design and operations aligned to your real risk profile.
Fortinet reseller · FortiGate · Goiás and Brazil-wide
Network security with FortiGate is the deployment of an NGFW that combines traffic control, VPN, threat inspection, and segmentation in a single point. FortiGate is not just “an edge firewall”: when well designed, it separates networks, enforces policy by identity, and sustains continuity when a link or device fails.
| Criterion | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Throughput with inspection | Datasheet numbers without SSL are higher than real IPS/AV throughput |
| Concurrent sessions | Session exhaustion degrades performance before throughput does |
| SSL inspection | Encryption consumes processing and requires specific sizing |
| Interfaces and ports | Number of networks and future expansion |
| High availability | Active-passive pair and session synchronization |
| Licenses | FortiCare/FortiGuard define updates and security subscriptions |
In critical environments, FortiGate is deployed as an HA pair with redundant links and a tested failover plan. The change window must consider sessions, VPNs, and published services — upgrading firmware without homologation and rollback is one of the most common causes of downtime.
FortiGate licensing combines the appliance (or VM) with FortiCare (support and updates) and FortiGuard (security subscriptions). Nyverra supplies the license as a reseller through an authorized distributor, with an invoice and throughput-based sizing, and supports deployment and operations.
Why FortiGate
Policies across VLANs, DMZ, and internet access with reviewable rules and change records.
Traffic inspection, known-threat blocking, and fine-tuning to reduce false positives.
SSL/IPsec for users and branches with MFA when the scope includes strong identity.
Redundant links and documented failover for critical sites per the agreed design.
FortiManager/FortiAnalyzer when applicable—inventory, config backup, and audit reports.
Runbooks, portal tickets, and periodic rule and firmware reviews.
Scope
Site count, throughput, UTM licenses, and services define the proposal—we detail it in the assessment.
FAQ
Share site count, VPN users, and current firewalls—we will reply with next steps.
