Fortinet
1 YEAR (1 - 100000 POINTS) FORTISIEM HIGH AVAILABILITY CLUSTER
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FortiSIEM High Availability Cluster | Fortinet 1-Year Points License
Fortinet
MPN: FCU-10-FSM98-593-02-12
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Key Features
- FortiSIEM high availability cluster entitlement
- 1-year subscription term
- Point range from 1 to 100,000 points
- Fortinet licensing program
- Software licensing for SIEM availability
- Enterprise security operations coverage
- Term-based licensing model
- Maintain monitoring continuity with a 1-year FortiSIEM high availability cluster entitlement
Keep FortiSIEM coverage available when operational pressure is highest with a 1-year high availability cluster entitlement. This licensing model is designed for organizations that need resilient SIEM operations and clear continuity planning across security monitoring infrastructure.
The 1 to 100,000 point range gives procurement and architecture teams flexibility to match the entitlement to the environment without overcommitting to a fixed-size package. That matters when the monitoring footprint changes, but the requirement for consistent visibility does not.
For security operations teams, high availability is not a feature to add later. It is part of the operating model. This Fortinet entitlement supports that model with a defined term, scalable point coverage, and a licensing structure suited to enterprise planning cycles.
Ideal For
- High availability licensing for a FortiSIEM deployment in a security operations center
- Annual entitlement planning for SIEM environments with variable point counts
- Resilient monitoring coverage for enterprise infrastructure and security telemetry
- Procurement of a defined-term FortiSIEM cluster license for continuity planning
Why This Product
- 1High availability cluster entitlement for resilient SIEM operations
- 2Point range from 1 to 100,000 for flexible sizing
- 31-year term for annual budget alignment
- 4Designed for FortiSIEM deployments rather than general-purpose software