FortiCNAPP Cloud-Native Application Protection in Africa
FortiCNAPP gives security, cloud operations and development teams a unified way to understand risk from code through runtime. It combines cloud posture visibility, workload protection, identity entitlement analysis, vulnerability assessment, compliance support, attack-path context, data-security visibility and advanced threat detection so teams can focus on risks that can affect real business services. FourTeck supports Africa buyers with licensing review, configuration guidance, quotation preparation, renewal planning and regional coordination.
✓ Kubernetes and Hybrid Environments
✓ Tier and Term Guidance
✓ Africa Quote Assistance
Quick Product Information
Fortinet
FortiCNAPP
Cloud-native application protection platform
Cloud-based SaaS subscription
AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Kubernetes, private and hybrid environments
Cloud security commonly measured by protected vCPU; code security uses developer-based licensing
Standard, Professional and Enterprise, subject to current ordering options
Licensing review, deployment planning, renewal guidance and warranty/support clarification
Configuration dependent; contact FourTeck for current options
Cloud security, DevSecOps, SecOps, compliance and enterprise risk teams
A Unified View of Cloud Risk from Code to Runtime
Modern cloud estates rarely remain simple. A business may begin with a single cloud account and a few virtual machines, then expand into multiple subscriptions, container clusters, managed databases, serverless services, storage accounts, third-party libraries and automated development pipelines. Every new component can introduce permissions, configuration choices, software dependencies and network paths that must be understood. Separate tools often show separate fragments of the same issue, leaving security teams to connect the evidence manually before they can decide what should be fixed first.
FortiCNAPP is designed to bring these fragments into a more coherent operating view. The platform gathers information through agentless and agent-based methods, inventories cloud resources, examines posture and entitlement conditions, assesses hosts and containers for known vulnerabilities, monitors behavior, and provides context around relationships between identities, workloads, data and exposed paths. This context matters because a vulnerability on an isolated test system does not normally deserve the same urgency as a vulnerable production workload reachable from the internet through an overprivileged identity.
For a security leader, the business value is not simply a larger list of findings. The goal is to reduce the time required to identify meaningful risk, assign ownership and move remediation into the correct team. Cloud operations can see configuration and resource issues. Security operations can investigate suspicious behavior and active threats. Development teams can receive earlier feedback on code, open-source components, secrets and infrastructure definitions when the relevant code-security subscription is selected. Compliance teams can use mapped checks and reports to support ongoing evidence collection.
Africa-based organisations increasingly run customer applications, financial services, collaboration systems, data platforms, education portals and public services in cloud environments. They need security controls that can scale without requiring every department to work from a separate console. FourTeck helps buyers translate that requirement into a practical licensing scope. The review can include protected compute resources, cloud providers, Kubernetes use, developer count, compliance priorities, required tier, subscription term, existing Fortinet investments and rollout expectations. That preparation helps the chosen option support the real environment rather than a rough estimate.
Key Business Benefits
Cloud protection has to improve decisions, not only produce more alerts. The following benefits show how a unified platform can support governance, operational efficiency and business continuity when it is licensed and deployed for the correct scope.
◆ Consolidated Cloud Visibility
Resource inventory and cross-cloud context help teams understand what is deployed, who can access it and where important exposures exist. This reduces dependence on scattered spreadsheets and individual cloud consoles, especially when several business units use different providers.
◆ Faster Risk Prioritisation
Risk scores and relationship context help teams distinguish theoretical findings from issues connected to exposed workloads, sensitive data, excessive permissions or suspicious activity. Limited security resources can then be directed toward work with greater potential business impact.
◆ Reduced Tool Fragmentation
CSPM, workload assessment, entitlement analysis, attack-path review, data posture and threat detection can be brought into a common platform. Consolidation can simplify administration, reduce duplicated investigations and make responsibilities clearer across security, cloud and development teams.
◆ Continuous Compliance Support
Mapped checks and reporting help organisations monitor configuration conditions against widely used frameworks and internal policies. Continuous assessment is useful for regulated environments where evidence must be maintained between formal audit periods, not assembled only at the last minute.
◆ Better DevSecOps Collaboration
Optional code-security capabilities can identify weaknesses earlier in development through testing for first-party code, open-source components, secrets, infrastructure definitions and running applications. Developers receive more actionable context, while security teams gain visibility into software supply-chain risk.
◆ Scalable Multicloud Governance
A common control plane supports organisations that operate AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Kubernetes and hybrid infrastructure. Policies, findings and workflows can be managed more consistently as new accounts, projects and regions are added over time.
Product Highlights for Cloud Security Teams
The platform is built around data collection, correlation and context. Agentless discovery can build an inventory across cloud accounts and services, while agents can add runtime information from compute resources where deeper workload monitoring is required. Cloud provider logs help the service observe activity involving users, applications, processes and networks. The resulting model supports posture review, vulnerability assessment and detection of behavior that differs from expected patterns.
Cloud and Kubernetes Posture
Discover resources, review configurations, monitor policy conditions and identify changes that may create exposure across cloud accounts and Kubernetes services.
Workload Vulnerability Assessment
Assess hosts, containers and images for known vulnerabilities, then add environmental context so remediation can focus on issues with practical exposure and impact.
Identity Entitlement Management
Understand effective permissions, highlight excessive access and support least-privilege decisions across users, roles, groups and cloud resources.
Attack-Path Context
Visualise relationships between misconfigurations, vulnerabilities, identities, data and reachable services to understand how separate weaknesses can combine into a serious path.
Data Security Posture
Discover and classify sensitive cloud data, then connect exposure to access rights, vulnerabilities and configuration problems that could increase breach risk.
Code-to-Cloud Coverage
Add code-security capabilities for SAST, SCA, DAST, infrastructure-as-code checks, secrets scanning, license compliance and software bill of materials visibility.
Capability availability varies by license tier and add-on. Buyers should confirm the required outcomes before selecting Standard, Professional, Enterprise or Code Security options. FourTeck can help map priorities to the current ordering structure and clarify minimum quantities, subscription terms and support inclusions.
Technical Specifications and Licensing Overview
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fortinet |
| Model / Platform | FortiCNAPP |
| Product Category | Cloud-native application protection platform |
| Deployment | Cloud-based SaaS with agentless and agent-based data collection options |
| Cloud Coverage | Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and hybrid environments |
| Container Coverage | Kubernetes, containers, images, hosts and pods; exact features depend on tier and deployment |
| Core Capabilities | CSPM, KSPM, workload protection, vulnerability assessment, CIEM, attack-path analysis, threat detection and compliance reporting |
| Data Security | DSPM capabilities for discovering, classifying and prioritising sensitive data exposure; configuration dependent |
| Code Security | Optional SAST, SCA, DAST, IaC checks, secrets scanning, SBOM and license-compliance functions |
| License Tiers | Standard, Professional and Enterprise, based on current Fortinet ordering options |
| Cloud Security Metric | Protected compute resources measured in vCPUs; consumption and minimum quantities depend on SKU and contract |
| Code Security Metric | Code-contributing developers, with minimum quantities and included application testing entitlements dependent on current SKU |
| Subscription Terms | Commonly 1, 3 or 5 years for cloud security; code-security terms vary by current ordering guide |
| Integrations | Workflow, ticketing, messaging, SIEM and Fortinet Security Fabric integrations; confirm required connector support |
| Support | FortiCare support inclusion depends on selected bundle and contract; verify on quotation |
| Availability | Configuration dependent; contact FourTeck for current licensing, regional supply and onboarding options |
How to interpret the licensing table
A platform quotation should not be calculated from a single headline number. Cloud security licensing usually depends on the protected vCPU estate and chosen tier, while code security uses a developer-based metric. Minimum order quantities may apply to particular bundles. Agentless scanning, DSPM, professional services, marketplace procurement and support terms can also affect the commercial structure. Prepare an inventory of accounts, subscriptions, clusters, vCPUs, developers and contract duration before requesting a quote. FourTeck can use that information to help reduce over-licensing, avoid an undersized scope and clarify which capabilities belong in the base tier or an add-on.
Configuration and Buyer Guidance
The correct subscription begins with the environment, not the product label. Two organisations can use the same cloud providers yet require very different coverage. A software company running hundreds of Kubernetes workloads may prioritise runtime detection, container vulnerability context and code-security integration. A regulated financial organisation may place more weight on identity entitlements, sensitive data exposure, audit evidence and multicloud governance. A business early in its cloud journey may initially need visibility, inventory and posture assessment before expanding into deeper runtime controls.
1. Define the protected estate
List cloud providers, accounts, subscriptions, projects, regions, clusters, hosts, containers and protected vCPUs. Separate production, development and temporary workloads where possible.
2. Identify required outcomes
Decide whether the immediate goal is posture visibility, vulnerability reduction, entitlement control, threat detection, data discovery, compliance reporting, code security or a combination.
3. Review operational ownership
Confirm who will operate findings, approve integrations, deploy agents, manage policies, receive alerts and track remediation across cloud, security and development teams.
4. Plan the subscription term
Compare one-year flexibility with multi-year planning. Consider expected cloud growth, budget cycles, renewal dates and whether contracts should be aligned with other Fortinet services.
Integration requirements should also be documented. Buyers may need ticket creation in an IT service platform, notifications in team messaging tools, events forwarded to a SIEM, automated response through a security orchestration platform, or alignment with existing FortiGate and Fortinet Security Fabric investments. These requirements influence both technical planning and stakeholder approval.
Finally, decide what deployment assistance is required. Some teams can onboard accounts, configure connectors and establish policies internally. Others benefit from an assessment, guided onboarding, architecture workshop, custom policy design or ongoing expert support. FourTeck can help structure the request so the quote distinguishes software subscription, support, implementation and optional consulting instead of combining them into an unclear total.
Ideal Business Use Cases
FortiCNAPP is most valuable where cloud scale, distributed ownership or regulatory responsibility makes manual review difficult. The platform is not limited to one industry; its fit depends on the sensitivity of applications, the number of cloud resources, the maturity of the security programme and the need to connect development risk with production behavior.
Multicloud Enterprise Governance
Large organisations can use a common view to inventory resources, assess posture and coordinate policy across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and Kubernetes. Central teams gain oversight while individual application owners retain responsibility for remediation.
DevSecOps and Software Delivery
Development-led businesses can introduce security checks earlier in delivery pipelines, review open-source risk, detect secrets, assess infrastructure definitions and maintain software component visibility. Runtime context then helps teams connect development findings with deployed services.
Regulated Cloud Workloads
Financial services, healthcare, public-sector and other regulated organisations can monitor cloud configuration against internal controls and recognised frameworks, produce evidence and prioritise exceptions that affect sensitive applications or data.
Cloud Migration Assurance
Businesses moving workloads from data centres to cloud services can establish an inventory, review permissions and configuration, assess vulnerabilities and maintain a consistent risk view while architectures are changing rapidly.
Managed Security Services
Service providers managing multiple customer environments can use central visibility, reporting and workflow integration to standardise operations. Commercial and tenant design should be reviewed carefully to align licensing, access and support responsibilities.
Incident Detection and Investigation
Security operations teams can use behavioral monitoring and context-rich visualisations to investigate compromised credentials, unusual process activity, suspicious network communication, cryptomining behavior and other active cloud threats.
The strongest use case usually combines prevention and response. Posture checks reduce avoidable exposure, entitlement analysis limits excessive access, vulnerability context improves remediation, and runtime monitoring helps detect activity that cannot be prevented by configuration controls alone. FourTeck can help buyers describe the operational problem clearly so the final license and deployment plan are matched to measurable security outcomes.
FortiCNAPP Risk Prioritisation and Attack-Path Context
Cloud teams can discover thousands of vulnerabilities, policy exceptions and identity concerns. Treating every finding as equal creates a backlog that grows faster than it can be closed. Prioritisation improves when findings are connected to the environment around them. A vulnerable package becomes more urgent when it runs on an internet-reachable production host. An excessive permission becomes more serious when it can reach sensitive storage. A configuration weakness gains importance when it forms part of a path that an attacker could use to move from initial access toward a critical resource.
FortiCNAPP uses relationship and behavioral context to help teams see these combinations. Visual representations can show how workloads, identities, cloud services, vulnerabilities and exposure paths are connected. Security teams can then discuss risk in terms that application owners understand: which business service is affected, how it can be reached, what permission or vulnerability contributes to the path, and which remediation step would break the chain most effectively.
This approach supports more disciplined remediation meetings. Instead of asking every team to fix long lists without order, leaders can establish service-level targets for critical paths, exposed assets, sensitive data access and active threats. Lower-impact findings can be scheduled according to maintenance windows and normal engineering priorities. The result is not the elimination of all risk; it is a better allocation of limited time toward issues with clearer operational consequences.
Buyers should confirm which prioritisation and attack-path features are included in the selected tier. They should also decide which data sources and cloud accounts must be onboarded for the relationships to be meaningful. A partial rollout may be useful for a pilot, but an incomplete production view can hide dependencies. FourTeck can help define a phased scope that starts with critical environments and expands without losing licensing clarity.
FortiCNAPP Identity, Data and Compliance Visibility
Cloud identities can accumulate permissions through direct assignments, group membership, inherited roles and service relationships. The effective access available to a user or workload may be much broader than the original design. FortiCNAPP identity entitlement capabilities help teams understand users, resources, groups and roles across multiple providers, identify excessive privileges and support decisions that move access closer to least privilege.
Identity context becomes even more useful when combined with data-security visibility. Sensitive information can be exposed through a public setting, a vulnerable workload, a broad role or an unintended relationship between services. Discovering and classifying cloud data is only the first step. Teams need to know how that data could be reached and which remediation would reduce exposure without disrupting legitimate applications. DSPM capabilities are intended to connect data sensitivity with identity, vulnerability and configuration risk.
Compliance functions provide another layer of operational value. The platform can map cloud assets and configuration conditions to widely used frameworks such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA, NIST and CIS benchmarks, subject to current product support and the selected environment. Regular assessments and reporting help organisations track changes, demonstrate progress and identify control gaps before a formal audit. They do not replace legal advice, internal governance or an auditor, but they can reduce manual evidence work and improve consistency.
Before purchase, buyers should list the frameworks, internal policies and data types that matter to the organisation. They should also confirm whether reports need to be exported, integrated into ticketing workflows or shared with business owners who do not have access to each cloud console. FourTeck can help include these needs in the licensing and deployment discussion so compliance visibility is usable in daily operations rather than limited to a demonstration.
FortiCNAPP Code Security and Runtime Threat Detection
Cloud application risk begins before a workload is deployed. First-party code can contain weaknesses, open-source libraries can introduce known vulnerabilities or licensing concerns, repositories can expose secrets, and infrastructure definitions can create unsafe cloud configurations. FortiCNAPP Code Security is available as an independent licensing component and can include static application testing, software composition analysis, dynamic application testing, infrastructure-as-code checks, secrets scanning, software bill of materials creation and license-compliance functions.
Earlier detection gives developers an opportunity to correct issues while code is still in a familiar workflow. This can be less disruptive than discovering a problem after deployment, when remediation may require emergency change approval, production testing and coordination across several teams. A current software bill of materials also helps organisations understand which components are used by each application when a new vulnerability is disclosed.
Runtime protection addresses a different problem. Even well-reviewed code can face compromised credentials, malicious activity, previously unknown vulnerabilities or unexpected communication. Behavioral detection builds an understanding of normal activity and highlights deviations such as a process contacting a new external destination or unusual behavior across cloud accounts and managed Kubernetes services. Security teams can investigate with context showing the users, machines, applications and events involved.
Code and cloud security licenses can be purchased independently, so buyers should not assume every feature is included in a single base subscription. Count active code-contributing developers, confirm minimum quantities, list repositories and pipeline technologies, identify required testing methods and decide how findings will be routed. FourTeck can help separate the developer-based scope from the protected-vCPU scope and prepare a quotation that is easier for procurement, security and engineering leaders to review.
What Buyers Should Check Before Purchase
A successful purchase depends on more than choosing a familiar brand or requesting a generic cloud-security license. Before seeking commercial terms, buyers should confirm the environment, desired outcome, deployment model, support expectations and information required for an accurate scope. This preparation helps prevent missing coverage, unexpected minimum quantities, duplicated controls and renewal complications.
Configuration Fit
Confirm cloud providers, account count, production scope, protected vCPUs, Kubernetes clusters, developer count, tier, subscription term and optional code-security requirements. Document expected growth so the contract remains practical after onboarding.
Compatibility Check
Review cloud services, operating systems, container platforms, repositories, CI/CD tools, ticketing, messaging, SIEM and response integrations. Verify permissions and technical prerequisites for agentless discovery or agent deployment.
Availability and Support
Ask which SKUs are current, what minimum quantities apply, whether FortiCare is included, how support cases are handled and whether implementation services are separate. Do not assume a marketplace listing and a channel quote use identical terms.
Quote Preparation
Provide legal company details, destination country, required currency, contract length, vCPU estimate, developer quantity, preferred start date, renewal status and requested professional services. A structured request shortens clarification cycles.
Buyers should also compare the chosen tier with existing security tools. Some organisations already have vulnerability scanners, posture tools or identity analytics. The question is not whether every tool can be removed immediately, but whether overlapping functions can be consolidated without losing operational coverage. A phased plan may run systems in parallel while teams validate data quality, workflows and reporting.
Long-term cost should include subscription growth, professional services, staff time, integration maintenance and renewal management. Cloud estates change rapidly, so establish a process for reviewing vCPU consumption, new accounts and developer quantities before renewal. Ask how additional capacity, upgrades and co-terming are handled. When several Fortinet subscriptions exist, aligned dates may simplify administration.
Finally, agree on success measures before deployment. Useful measures can include improved cloud inventory coverage, fewer unowned critical findings, faster investigation, reduced excessive permissions, quicker audit evidence collection and greater remediation within agreed timeframes. FourTeck can help translate these points into a clear buying brief and guide buyers toward a suitable option or an alternative approach when the requested scope does not match the requirement.
Africa Availability and Service Support
FourTeck supports cloud-security enquiries across Africa with assistance for product selection, license sizing, subscription review, quotation preparation, delivery coordination for commercial documentation and guidance on support or onboarding options. FortiCNAPP is a SaaS platform, so procurement is centred on the correct entitlement, contract term, tenant onboarding and support structure rather than physical shipment alone.
Availability may vary according to the selected tier, protected vCPU quantity, developer count, minimum order conditions, subscription duration, supplier status and country requirements. Buyers should allow time for commercial validation, account setup, security review and cloud integration. Complex enterprise deployments may also require internal change approvals, identity permissions, legal review and stakeholder workshops before production onboarding.
FourTeck can help organise the pre-sales information needed by procurement and technical teams. This can include a summary of current cloud providers, protected workloads, Kubernetes use, desired compliance frameworks, required integrations, existing Fortinet products and preferred support model. The aim is to create a quotation that clearly separates recurring licensing from optional implementation, consulting or assessment services.
Warranty terminology is different for a cloud subscription than for a physical appliance. Buyers should review the applicable license agreement, FortiCare inclusion, service terms, renewal rules and support route stated on the final quote. FourTeck can provide guidance on these commercial points, while the vendor terms and purchased contract remain the governing documents.
Africa Country and Regional Coverage
Businesses across Africa, including Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania, Rwanda, Ethiopia, South Africa, Zambia, Botswana, Senegal and other regional markets, can contact FourTeck for product availability, licensing guidance and quote assistance. The same platform name can represent different commercial scopes, so enquiries should state the operating country, billing preference, required term and technical environment.
Regional projects often involve distributed cloud teams and applications serving users in several countries. A central subscription may need to cover resources owned by multiple business units, while local teams require reports or workflows relevant to their responsibilities. During planning, define tenant administration, role-based access, escalation routes and data-handling expectations. This makes the operational design clearer before accounts and integrations are onboarded.
FourTeck can also support project-style enquiries where a customer is evaluating cloud security alongside firewalls, secure access, SIEM, orchestration, endpoint protection or professional services. Product matching remains configuration dependent, and no local stock or immediate activation should be assumed until the current quote and supplier status are confirmed. Use the Africa contact page to submit the initial scope.
GCC, Middle East and Africa Availability
FourTeck Africa can support product enquiries for businesses across Africa while guiding broader regional technology requirements through selected FourTeck platforms serving GCC and Middle East markets. Organisations with operations in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain and African countries may need a coordinated review of commercial entity, deployment scope, support route, currency and contract ownership.
Availability, onboarding, vendor terms and regional delivery arrangements can vary by country, product type, license tier, selected configuration, supplier status and order quantity. A group with several subsidiaries should decide whether the subscription will be purchased centrally or by separate legal entities. It should also identify which team will manage the tenant, receive support communications and approve additional capacity during the contract.
For regional assistance, buyers can visit FourTeck Africa, FourTeck Kenya, FourTeck Uganda or FourTeck UAE. Share the countries involved and the intended contracting entity so the enquiry can be directed appropriately.
Other FourTeck Solutions Buyers May Consider
Cloud-native protection is strongest when it fits the wider security architecture. Depending on the business requirement, buyers may combine FortiCNAPP with network security, application protection, secure access or security-operations products. The options below are not direct substitutes in every case; each addresses a different part of the risk landscape.
FortiGate Cloud Firewall
Consider for virtual network security, segmentation, VPN, traffic inspection and policy enforcement in cloud environments.
FortiWeb Application Security
Suitable for protecting web applications and APIs against application-layer attacks, bots and abusive traffic.
FortiSIEM Security Analytics
Useful where organisations need central event collection, correlation, monitoring and operational reporting across diverse systems.
FortiSOAR Automation
Consider for orchestrating investigations, response playbooks, ticketing and repeatable actions across security tools.
FortiSASE Secure Access
A relevant choice for organisations securing distributed users, branches and access to cloud applications.
Cybersecurity Advisory Services
Use FourTeck services for requirement review, product matching, architecture discussions and deployment planning.
A combined design should avoid overlapping subscriptions without a clear operating model. Ask which platform will be the primary source for each workflow, where alerts will be investigated and how remediation will be tracked. FourTeck can help frame these questions before products are added to a project quotation.
Why Business Buyers Choose FourTeck
Enterprise software procurement requires coordination between technical stakeholders and commercial teams. FourTeck approaches the enquiry as a requirement-matching process rather than treating every cloud-security request as the same license. This is especially important for FortiCNAPP because tier, protected capacity, developer quantity, subscription duration, integration needs and professional services can change the final scope substantially.
Assistance for organisations purchasing software, cloud services, security infrastructure and related business technology.
Review of vCPU scope, developer quantities, tiers, terms, cloud providers, Kubernetes use and desired outcomes.
Structured quotation support that distinguishes license, support, onboarding and optional services.
Guidance for Africa enquiries and wider regional projects involving several business locations or contracting entities.
Help reviewing term dates, growth, additions, upgrades and commercial information before renewal.
Support comparing complementary Fortinet solutions and identifying where another product category may be required.
FourTeck does not rely on unverifiable promises about universal stock, instant activation or guaranteed lowest cost. Commercial availability is confirmed against the selected SKU, supplier status and order details. This protects buyers from planning a deployment around assumptions that may not apply to their country or configuration.
The most useful first enquiry includes a concise technical brief and commercial requirements. Even when exact vCPU figures are not yet available, provide a range and identify the production environments that must be protected first. FourTeck can help refine the request, highlight missing information and prepare the next discussion with the relevant technical or licensing resources.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is FortiCNAPP used for?
It is used to manage cloud-native application risk across code, cloud configuration, workloads, identities, vulnerabilities, data and runtime activity. Organisations can use it to improve resource visibility, find misconfigurations, assess vulnerabilities, review excessive permissions, support compliance, understand attack paths and detect unusual behavior across multicloud and hybrid environments.
Does it support AWS, Azure and Google Cloud?
Yes. The platform supports Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud, together with Kubernetes and hybrid environments. Exact resource coverage, deployment method and available functions depend on the current platform release, chosen license tier and configuration. Buyers should list the cloud services they use so compatibility can be reviewed before purchase.
How is the cloud-security license calculated?
Cloud-security subscriptions are commonly based on protected compute resources measured in vCPUs. The exact consumption rules, minimum quantities, tier and contract term depend on the selected SKU. Code Security uses a separate developer-based metric. FourTeck can help buyers prepare the vCPU and developer information needed for a clearer quotation.
What is the difference between Standard, Professional and Enterprise?
The tiers provide different levels of posture management, prioritisation, entitlement, threat-detection, workload and operational capabilities. Standard supports foundational protection, Professional adds advanced risk and detection functions, and Enterprise provides the broadest coverage. Because tier contents can change, the final comparison should be based on the current ordering guide and quote.
Is Code Security included automatically?
No. FortiCNAPP is offered as a cloud-security platform and a separate Code Security component that can be purchased independently. Code Security can include SAST, SCA, DAST, infrastructure-as-code checks, secrets scanning, SBOM and license-compliance functions. Confirm the developer quantity, minimum order and required testing features before requesting commercial terms.
Can FourTeck help with sizing and configuration?
Yes. FourTeck can help review cloud providers, vCPU estimates, Kubernetes usage, developer count, compliance needs, integrations, subscription term and support expectations. The team can use that information to guide a suitable quotation and identify questions that should be resolved before onboarding. Final technical and commercial details remain subject to the selected vendor offering.
Is FortiCNAPP available for businesses in Africa?
Businesses in Africa can contact FourTeck for current availability, regional enquiry support and quote assistance. Availability can vary by tier, quantity, subscription duration, supplier status, contracting entity and country. Because it is a SaaS subscription, the process normally includes licensing, tenant setup, onboarding permissions and support planning rather than physical equipment delivery alone.
What information is needed for a quote?
Provide the destination country, legal company name, cloud providers, account or subscription count, protected vCPU estimate, Kubernetes scope, developer quantity, desired tier, contract duration, required integrations, support expectations and preferred start date. Where figures are still being assessed, a reasonable range helps FourTeck begin the licensing discussion.
Can bulk or regional projects be supported?
Yes. Organisations planning coverage across several business units or countries can request project assistance. The enquiry should explain which entity will purchase the subscription, how tenants and access will be managed, which environments are included and whether contract dates should align with existing services. FourTeck can coordinate the commercial request and related product discussions.
What support and renewal points should buyers confirm?
Confirm whether FortiCare is included in the selected bundle, the support route, contract start and end dates, additional-capacity rules, upgrade options, co-terming, professional-services scope and renewal notice process. Keep an updated record of vCPU usage and developer quantities so the renewal reflects the current environment instead of the original estimate.
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