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AI Security Readiness

Know your AI risk.
Secure what matters.

Assess your organization's AI posture, identify security gaps, and get a tailored Fortinet-aligned solution stack—plus AI-powered attack defenses and policies to make AI adoption more secure and responsible.

15Security controls
9Fortinet solutions
7Framework options
AI Posture Risk ScoreLIVE ASSESSMENT
Assessment needed

Complete the controls to calculate an indicative risk score.

Assessment completion0 of 15 controls
What stands out

Your top security priorities

Driven by control gaps in your current assessment.

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✦Good AI security begins with visibility. Discover approved and unsanctioned use, protect sensitive data, and add runtime safeguards where AI apps and agents interact with models.
Reference approach

From discovery to enforcement

A practical, layered defense approach across workforce AI, custom AI applications, and AI-enhanced cyber threats.

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01 / DISCOVERInventory AI usage

Find sanctioned tools, shadow AI activity and AI-enabled workloads.

FortiGate · FortiSASE
02 / GOVERNDefine what is allowed

Classify use cases, set access rules and publish acceptable-use policies.

Governance policies
03 / PROTECTProtect AI & defeat AI-based attacks

Secure prompts and data while defending networks, web apps, and email from AI-enhanced threats.

FortiGate · FortiAppSec Cloud · FortiMail Workspace
04 / IMPROVEMonitor and respond

Collect events, investigate abuse, test defenses and refine controls.

FortiSIEM · Review cycles
Step 01 / Discover & assess

Assess your AI security posture.

Tell us how AI is used and how your organization protects it. Every selection recalculates the score, product priorities, and policy guidance.

15 / 15controls answered
✦ Editable sample profileExample responses are preloaded so you can explore the tool immediately. Replace them with your organization's own answers.

Organization & AI footprint

Context affects which solutions are relevant and how control gaps are prioritized.

PROFILE
Where is AI used? — select all that apply
Examples include employees using public GenAI, custom AI applications, agents, and workloads running in cloud infrastructure.
Applicable standards & frameworks — optional, select multiple
Not subject to a named framework? Select “Best-practice baseline.” The tool still produces governance and security guidance.
Your assessment is completeAll fifteen controls have been reviewed.
Step 02 / Select solutions

Your Fortinet-aligned solution stack.

A prioritized shortlist based on your environment, sensitive data, AI applications, and assessment gaps. These are use-case recommendations—not an official quote, bill of materials, or compatibility validation.

—AI risk / 100
Immediate concernComplete assessment

Identify the gaps that create the most risk in your environment.

Recommended starting pointFoundational controls

Discover AI use, define policy, and protect sensitive information before broad rollout.

Product selector

Recommended Fortinet solutions

Prioritized for your assessment.

A practical plan

30 / 60 / 90-day priorities

Sequenced to establish governance first and then enforce security controls.

Engineering validation required: Confirm Fortinet licensing, traffic inspection coverage, hosting requirements, data residency, product integration, and sizing with an authorized specialist. FortiAIGate AI-runtime controls and traditional network/WAF controls address different layers of risk. Product suggestions are directional, based only on questionnaire answers.
Step 03 / Protect

Protect against AI-based attacks.

AI is changing how attackers write malware, automate web and API abuse, and craft convincing phishing and impersonation campaigns. Evaluate your defenses across three attack surfaces, then connect each gap to a Fortinet protection layer.

—overall AI risk / 100
Two complementary sides of AI security

Secure AI use with governance, data and runtime guardrails. Defend against AI-powered attacks with network, web/API and email security. Neither side replaces the other.

AI-based attack protection

Three layers of defense

Official product recommendations paired to the attack path they help address.

0 of 3 protection controls assessed
Assess your defenses

AI threat protection readiness

Choose the current maturity for each control. Answers also update your main AI posture gauge and product rankings.

If an attack surface is not applicable, use “Not applicable / clear answer” for that control; unanswered controls do not contribute to the risk score. This is a directional self-assessment, not a threat-detection test.

Action plan

Priority protection actions

A practical starting point for the three attack classes.

Scope matters: FortiGate NGFW and FortiGuard services protect network traffic; FortiAppSec Cloud protects web applications and APIs; FortiMail Workspace Security helps defend cloud email and workspace traffic. Product selection, licensing, integrations, inspection policies and coverage must be validated for the intended environment. AI-assisted attacks do not imply that every AI-specific threat is stopped by one product.
Step 04 / Govern & improve

AI governance and policy playbook.

Foundational policies for any organization—mapped to the frameworks you selected where useful. Turn written expectations into approved workflows, technical controls, and auditable evidence.

9policy domains
Your selected assurance context

This is an illustrative control alignment, not a claim that a policy or Fortinet product alone establishes regulatory compliance or certification. Applicability depends on your use cases and jurisdiction.

Policy library

Recommended governance controls

Each policy includes an action, a suggested owner, and evidence to retain.

Assurance mapping

How policies support selected standards

Suggested alignment areas and evidence—not legal opinions or clause-by-clause compliance determinations.

FrameworkPolicy contributionExamples of evidence
Independent AI governance baseline: Even without a formal mandate, maintain an AI inventory, acceptable-use policy, sensitive-data rules, identity protections, model/vendor review, testing, human oversight, incident handling, and periodic executive review. Reassess when AI use cases, vendors, data sources, or regulatory obligations change.