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Top Software that integrates with Fortinet as of June 2026 - Page 2

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    Tenzir

    Tenzir

    Tenzir

    ​Tenzir is a data pipeline engine specifically designed for security teams, facilitating the collection, transformation, enrichment, and routing of security data throughout its lifecycle. It enables users to seamlessly gather data from various sources, parse unstructured data into structured formats, and transform it as needed. It optimizes data volume, reduces costs, and supports mapping to standardized schemas like OCSF, ASIM, and ECS. Tenzir ensures compliance through data anonymization features and enriches data by adding context from threats, assets, and vulnerabilities. It supports real-time detection and stores data efficiently in Parquet format within object storage systems. Users can rapidly search and materialize necessary data and reactivate at-rest data back into motion. Tension is built for flexibility, allowing deployment as code and integration into existing workflows, ultimately aiming to reduce SIEM costs and provide full control.
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    CardinalOps

    CardinalOps

    CardinalOps

    The CardinalOps platform is an AI-powered threat exposure management solution designed to provide organizations with an integrated view of prevention and detection controls across endpoint, cloud, identity, network, and more. It aggregates findings from misconfigurations, unsecured internet-facing workloads, missing hardening controls, and gaps in detection or prevention to give full visibility of exposures and prioritize actions based on business context and adversary tactics. The system continuously maps detections and controls to the MITRE ATT&CK framework to assess coverage depth and identify broken, noisy, or missing detection rules, while also generating deployment-ready detection content customized to each environment via native API integration with major SIEM/XDR tools such as Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, IBM QRadar, and others. Through its automation and threat intelligence operationalization features, it helps security teams remediate exposure faster.
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    Qevlar AI

    Qevlar AI

    Qevlar AI

    Qevlar AI is an autonomous AI-powered Security Operations Center (SOC) platform designed to transform how cybersecurity teams investigate and respond to threats by automating the entire alert analysis process. Unlike traditional tools or AI co-pilots that require human input or predefined playbooks, it independently investigates alerts as soon as they are received, pulling and enriching data from multiple security tools and external sources to determine whether an alert is truly malicious. It correlates and analyzes signals across systems, reconstructs attack patterns, and provides a complete understanding of incidents, allowing teams to move beyond fragmented workflows and reactive alert triage. By using agentic AI, it can automate a large portion of manual investigations, significantly reducing response times, improving consistency, and expanding the operational capacity of security teams without increasing headcount.
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    Cloud Range

    Cloud Range

    Cloud Range

    Cloud Range is a cyber range-as-a-service platform designed to train and assess cybersecurity teams through immersive, live-fire attack simulations that replicate real-world threats in a safe, controlled virtual environment. It enables organizations to create customized replicas of their own IT, OT, and cloud infrastructure, allowing teams to practice detecting, responding to, and mitigating cyberattacks using the same tools and systems they use in production. It includes thousands of attack scenarios based on real threat intelligence, supporting red team, blue team, and purple team exercises, as well as capture-the-flag and tabletop simulations that improve both technical and decision-making skills. Cloud Range provides a fully integrated solution with customizable learning paths, skill development labs, hiring assessments, and performance tracking, helping organizations identify gaps, measure readiness, and continuously upskill their workforce.
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    SentryWire

    SentryWire

    SentryWire

    SentryWire is a full packet capture appliance and network security monitoring platform built for total network visibility across enterprise, federal, and ICS/OT environments. It retains weeks, months, or years of full-fidelity packet capture data so security teams never lose critical visibility and can investigate threats long after other tools have aged out. It captures, indexes, and retains complete packet data at scale using commodity hardware, distributed storage, and a modular architecture that supports environments ranging from lightweight virtual deployments to enterprise-scale clusters. Unlike packet sniffers that focus only on headers or metadata, SentryWire stores the entire packet stream for forensic replay, deep packet inspection, retrospective analysis, and extended historical investigation. It supports capture rates from 1 Mbps to more than 1 Tbps, with real-time logging, filtering, compression, visualization, and advanced BPF-syntax analysis.