Fortinet's 2026 Global Cybersecurity Skills Gap Report reveals that cybersecurity hiring is stalling, with 49% of IT leaders struggling to get approval for new talent despite rising breach costs and AI-driven threats. Over half of organizations cite a lack of cybersecurity skills as a top cause of breaches, while AI use by employees introduces new risks that boards often underestimate. Although 91% use AI-powered security tools, a skills gap persists, prompting increased investment in certifications and training programs. Fortinet aims to train 1 million people this year to help close the gap and improve business resilience.
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Fortinet is considered better positioned than Palo Alto to capitalize on the AI-driven cybersecurity market due to its more attractive valuation ratios and broader product portfolio. Despite similar revenue and free cash flow growth, Fortinet's price...
Fortinet has upgraded its FortiEndpoint platform with new AI-era capabilities that provide centralized control over AI applications, native data loss prevention, and AI-assisted security operations. These enhancements help organizations safely adopt ...
