Fortinet Provides Advanced Security for SAP Workloads on Google Cloud

⇨ Fortinet enhances the security of SAP workloads on Google Cloud through a comprehensive, unified security framework that integrates advanced threat intelligence, AI, and machine learning, ensuring protection across on-premises, hybrid, and multi-cloud environments.

⇨ As organizations migrate to cloud-based SAP solutions like S/4HANA, the attack surface expands, necessitating robust security measures for SAP workloads, which Fortinet addresses by providing centralized management, automated security controls, and a focus on threat prevention.

⇨ Fortinet’s solutions, including FortiWeb and FortiGate, offer essential protections such as web application firewalls, intrusion prevention systems, and SSL inspection, allowing organizations to confidently deploy SAP applications while maintaining compliance and visibility across their entire IT landscape.

SAP drives improved business outcomes by organizing, correlating, and monetizing data. Whatever the desired outcome, SAP on Google Cloud increases the value of your data through intelligent process, workflow, and analytics. Whether your priority is redefining the customer experience, attaining operational excellence, or optimizing your supply chain, running SAP on Google Cloud delivers intelligence across the business.

The Google Cloud infrastructure is certified by SAP to ensure high performance and reliability to power SAP workloads. Google
Cloud drives agility and efficiency while using modern approaches to incorporate business innovation for SAP workloads. A focused SAP security practice is necessary to protect all the data generated by SAP, and Fortinet utilizes a holistic approach to secure the entire SAP landscape. By leveraging its extensive threat intelligence, a comprehensive portfolio, and state-of-the-art artificial intelligence (AI)/machine learning (ML) security, Fortinet strengthens an organization’s SAP security posture.

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Securing the cloud

Google offers customers a great deal of basic security over their instances, running on its infrastructure. However, according to
the shared security responsibility model is only responsible for protecting the cloud infrastructure that runs all the services offered—basically, the security of the cloud. Customers are responsible for all the services, SAP workloads, applications, and data they use—security in the cloud.