Fortinet FortiGate FG-50G-5G Network Security/Firewall Appliance

Converged Next-Generation Firewall and SD-WAN

The FortiGate and FortiWiFi 50G series integrate firewalling, SD-WAN, and security in one appliance, making them perfect for building secure networks at distributed enterprise sites and transforming WAN architecture at any scale.

The 50G series is powered by FortiOS, the industry's first converged networking and security operating system. This convergence enables businesses to efficiently and optimally secure today's dynamic digital infrastructures.

As a cornerstone of the Fortinet Security Fabric platform, the FortiGate NGFW works seamlessly with FortiGuard AI-Powered Security Services to deliver coordinated, automated, end-to-end threat protection in real time.

The 50G family is built on the patented SD-WAN-based ASIC, which delivers unmatched performance over traditional CPUs with lower cost and reduced power consumption. This application-specific design and embedded multi-core processor further accelerate the convergence of networking and security functions in the 50G family to optimize secure connections and deliver a robust user experience at branch locations.

• Supports network security and firewall appliance deployment by centralizing traffic inspection, policy enforcement, and access control
• 5 ports firewall supports basic network connectivity for compact or limited?scale deployments
• Enables policy?based inspection and controlled management of network traffic using a firewall appliance that supports intrusion prevention firewall protection
• Uses AES encryption with a 256?bit key to support symmetric data encryption using standardized block size and maximum key length
• Supports Gigabit Ethernet to enable high-speed wired network connectivity for standard enterprise network environments
• Supports desktop form factor by enabling installation in office or branch environments without requiring a dedicated wiring closet
• Supports USB interface to enable data transfer for compatible devices and supported operational use cases