Fortinet 540M Trading Surge Climbs to 220th Market Activity Rank as Security Fabric Expands 3000+ Integrations

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miércoles, 30 de julio de 2025, 8:57 pm ET1 min de lectura
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On July 30, 2025, FortinetFTNT-- (NASDAQ: FTNT) saw a trading volume of $540 million, a 59.12% increase from the previous day, ranking it 220th in market activity. The stock declined 2.92% during the session.

Fortinet announced a major milestone for its Fabric-Ready Technology Alliance Partner Program, exceeding 3,000 integrations across over 400 technology partners. The program, which has grown 36-fold since its 2015 launch, aims to simplify security operations for enterprises managing fragmented IT environments. Over 68% of organizations operate between 10-49 security tools, creating challenges in visibility and centralized management. The expansion underscores Fortinet’s strategy to position its Security Fabric as a unifying framework for multivendor ecosystems, addressing interoperability and automation needs.

Recent additions to the ecosystem include industry leaders like CrowdStrikeCRWD--, Armis, and ServiceNowNOW--, enhancing capabilities in endpoint security, IoT/OT visibility, and IT service management. Partners highlight benefits such as automated policy synchronization, real-time threat intelligence sharing, and reduced deployment costs through pre-validated integrations. The program’s growth reflects Fortinet’s competitive edge in a fragmented cybersecurity market, offering a scalable solution to enterprises struggling with security tool sprawl.

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