T-Systems Singapore today announced an expansion of their partnership to include Fortinet’s FortiSIEM solution to the T-Systems’ suite of Managed Security Services (MSS) to better protect customer organisations through their digitisation journey.
T-Systems’ network security services are supported by real-time global intelligence feeds from Fortinet’s FortiGuard Labs, enabling security teams to identify old and new and sophisticated threats. By implementing Fortinet’s Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solution, T-Systems can assist enterprises to reduce complexity, free up resources by deploying artificial intelligence (AI) to automate threat detection and improve incident response capabilities.
Singapore and Indonesia will be the first in South East Asia to enjoy T-Systems’ enhanced managed services solution with FortiSIEM capabilities, which will be available in the fourth quarter of 2020. Trained T-Systems Singapore engineers will be available to support the deployments, with minimum certifications of NSE 4 from the industry-recognised Fortinet Network Security Expert (NSE) program.
T-Systems and Fortinet have been working closely for many years globally, and we have seen strong demand for SIEM solutions in Asia’s mid-sized market segment.
Fortinet’s SIEM solution is an ideal fit because of its ease and speed of deployment in a customer environment and superior technology. FortiSIEM’s ability to support multi-tenancy and a segregated multi-customer environment allows easy integration into our managed services offering and we are confident that SME’s will be better protected in their digitisation journey with T-Systems.
Organisations today are facing a cybersecurity skills gap that exacerbates the security implications inherent in digital transformation. But security architects need to beat cyber criminals at their own game even despite the cybersecurity skills shortage. Now, customers can turn to T-Systems to reduce upfront CAPEX, subscribing to security services on a monthly basis using OPEX funds. The inclusion of FortiSIEM will allow cybersecurity managers to easily monitor systems using high-availability SOCs to reduce resource expenditure.
Any effective security transformation strategy today requires a collaborative system of integrated solutions, and Fortinet is committed to working closely with T-Systems Singapore to deliver advanced threat protection for enterprise organizations. FortiSIEM expands T-Systems’ managed services portfolio to create a secure infrastructure that can respond to the digital attack surface
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