FortiAnalyzer enhances security operations by integrating threat intelligence, AI-driven assistance, and security automation into a unified framework for IT and OT systems. Its lightweight deployment enables organizations to transform raw data into actionable insights, streamlining operations and improving both historical and real-time analysis capabilities. By centralizing Security Fabric configurations, events, and alerts, FortiAnalyzer simplifies operations while providing advanced threat visualization through intuitive dashboards and detailed threat topologies.
With its seamless integration of FortiAI, FortiAnalyzer leverages generative AI to deliver context-aware threat management, offering AI-recommended practices and preconfigured automation packs, including playbooks and premium reports. These tools help SecOps teams prioritize strategic tasks and accelerate threat response.
The FortiAnalyzer Attack Surface Security Rating Service continuously evaluates an organizations security posture in real-time, monitoring unpatched vulnerabilities and critical settings while providing actionable insights. This service empowers decision-making by offering security posture scores, Fabric coverage analysis, and optimization recommendations, ensuring a comprehensive approach to enhancing security architecture. FortiAnalyzer ultimately improves operational efficiency and strengthens an organizations overall security strategy.
This product supports the flexibility of scaling the underlying instance up or down to achieve the desired feature capacity to match your requirements. The following information is an example of how to size your cloud instance to support a logging rate of 2GB/DAY with a recommended disk space to store 6 months of logs and then increase from 2GB/DAY to 100GB/Day.
Select an instance size with 8vCPU to support a 2GB/DAY logging rate and is configured with 360GB of storage space.
To increase the logging rate to 100GB/Day, shut down the existing instance, select and apply an instance size with 16vCPU, and add storage space to equal 18 TB.
Streamlined Operations: FortiAnalyzer centralizes Security Fabric configurations, events, and alerts, providing advanced threat visualization and actionable insights for efficient SecOps management.
AI-Driven Automation: Integrated with FortiAI, it leverages generative AI for context-aware threat management, offering ready-to-deploy playbooks, automation packs, and continuous updates to accelerate security responses.
Continuous Security Posture Assessment: The Attack Surface Security Rating Service provides real-time evaluations of vulnerabilities and security settings, offering actionable scores to enhance security architecture and decision-making.
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Pricing is based on actual usage, with charges varying according to how much you consume. Subscriptions have no end date and may be canceled any time. Alternatively, you can pay upfront for a contract, which typically covers your anticipated usage for the contract duration. Any usage beyond contract will incur additional usage-based costs.
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You pay by the hour based on the AWS EC2 instance type you run FortiAnalyzer on. This is usage-based pricing, so you are billed only for the hours each instance runs. The dimensions are not feature tiers. Each option maps to a different EC2 instance size across several families, including general-purpose, compute-optimized, and memory-optimized types. Smaller instances (xlarge) suit lighter logging loads, while larger ones (up to 16xlarge) handle heavier processing. All options deliver the same centralized logging and reporting software. You scale cost by choosing a larger or smaller instance to match your workload.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
Am I charged when the FortiAnalyzer instance is stopped or paused?
Software charges meter running instance-hours only. A fully stopped instance does not accrue hourly software fees. Stopped instances may still incur underlying AWS storage costs for attached volumes, but the FortiAnalyzer software licence bills for hours the instance actually runs.
What does one billing unit map to, and how do I pick an instance?
One unit is one hour of a chosen AWS EC2 instance type running FortiAnalyzer. You select from general-purpose, compute-optimized, or memory-optimized families. Memory-optimized types suit heavier log analysis. Match the instance size to your log ingestion and reporting volume.
How does hourly usage-based billing differ from committing to a fixed term?
The hourly option meters actual instance-hours with no upfront commitment. You pay only for hours each instance runs, and you can start or stop as needed. This suits variable or short-term logging workloads where continuous around-the-clock operation is not required.
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An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.
This product supports the flexibility of scaling the underlying instance up or down to achieve the desired feature capacity to match your requirements. The following information is an example of how to size your cloud instance to support a logging rate of 2GB/DAY with a recommended disk space to store 6 months of logs and then increase from 2GB/DAY to 100GB/Day.
Select an instance size with 8vCPU to support a 2GB/DAY logging rate and is configured with 360GB of storage space.
To increase the logging rate to 100GB/Day, shut down the existing instance, select and apply an instance size with 16vCPU, and add storage space to equal 18 TB.
Choose an instance with 8vCPU to support a logging rate of 2GB/Day and configured with 360GB of storage
Choose an instance with 16vCPU to support a logging rate of 100GB/Day and configured with 18TB of storage
Choose an instance with 32vCPU to support a logging rate of 500GB/Day and configured with 90TB of storage
Choose an instance with 64vCPU to support a logging rate of 1500GB/Day and configured with 270TB of storage
Please ensure the connectivity to FortiCare (https://directregistration.fortinet.com:443) by checking all related setup on security groups, ACLs, IGW, route tables, public IP address...etc.
After deploying the instance, click on Manage in AWS Console to see the running instance and public DNS address to continue the configuration of the FortiAnalyzer. Connect to the secured Web UI via the public DNS address: https://<public DNS address>. For any CLI configuration/settings, SSH is required to log into the CLI. Default login credentials are with a username of admin and the AWS Instance ID value as the password.