Fortinet introduces infrastructure wi-fi to secure mobile environments
(From left) Rachelle Alcantara, channel account manager of Fortinet; Jennifer Margaret Carreon, product sales manager for Fortinet, MEC Networks Corporation; Sheryl Go, VP for sales of MEC Networks Corporation; Jeff Castillo, country manager of Fortinet Philippines; Daniel Hwang, regional systems engineer of Fortinet Wi-Fi Business for Southeast Asia and Hong Kong; and Sherryl De Guzman, sales manager of MEC Networks Corporation.
Top executives of Fortinet and MEC Networks Corporation (photo above) recently unveiled the Fortinet Infrastructure Wi-Fi, a high-speed connectivity with world-class threat protection platform designed for medium to large public venues, at the Makati Shangri-La Manila.
They are Rachelle Alcantara, channel account manager of Fortinet; Jennifer Margaret Carreon, product sales manager for Fortinet, MEC Networks Corporation; Sheryl Go, VP for sales of MEC Networks Corporation; Jeff Castillo, country manager of Fortinet Philippines; Daniel Hwang, regional systems engineer of Fortinet Wi-Fi Business for Southeast Asia and Hong Kong; and Sherryl De Guzman, sales manager of MEC Networks Corporation.
According to Hwang, large-scale environments are in a constant struggle to deliver fast and secure Wi-Fi coverage to users. With Fortinet’s new Infrastructure solution, organizations that need a dedicated wireless network will be able to enjoy flexible channel deployment options while securing traffic through wireless traffic segmentation.
He said, “Traditional Wi-Fi platforms oftentimes do not meet the demands of users for secured business communications, personal information, and financial transactions. To address this, Fortinet offers a secure access portfolio that provides mobility, flexibility and choice with end-to-end enforcement.”
MEC is a distributor of Fortinet in the Philippines.
