Fortinet targets network security platform convergence to address AI-era complexity
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In the rush to adopt AI, enterprise security architectures are diminishing, and the only appropriate response is a network security platform that incorporates networking and security into a single, consistently governed fabric. That’s the vision Anthony James (pictured), executive vice president of marketing at Fortinet, pitched at Black Hat 2026. James, who first joined the […] The post Fortinet targets network security platform convergence to address AI-era complexity appeared first on SiliconANGLE .
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