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NSE Insider Energizing Your Sales Pipeline with CTAP Assessments Neil Matz, Replay: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/3486741996216584207 Sr. PMM CTAP 1
If You’re New to CTAP… The Cyber Threat Assessment Program (CTAP) enables assessment-based selling for our partners and internal sellers After monitoring your prospect’s network, CTAP generates an assessment report with key findings that change the conversation ACCELERATE MANAGE CLOSE your sales cycles your time investments more business Get to the technology validation Predictable workflows mean you Converts 4 out of 5 discussion faster spend less time wasting time opportunities on average ctap@fortinet.com 3
Assessment Reports Facilitate Sales Conversations “Looks like you are constantly under attack; do you currently have automated defenses in place with your existing firewall vendor?” “At least 4 malware bypassed your existing security controls; does your incumbent solution provide the best content security/heuristics/etc.?” “Were you aware that 7 proxies have circumvented your filtering controls?” “It looks like your log rate is high at 357 logs per second – how do you process those logs now? Do you use an upstream SIEM?” “Over 75% of your web traffic is encrypted, do you currently inspect those packets? What’s your strategy to deal with encrypted traffic as an organization?” ctap@fortinet.com 4
Building an Assessment Based Selling Mindset Learning Familiarize yourself with the CTAP portal Read documentation and watch videos Conduct a test assessment in your own https://ctap.fortinet.com under the Help section of the portal lab environment Login with your Take time to understand the end to end You don’t want to run into any speedbumps partner portal or network credentials assessment based selling process on-site or in front of the customer Promoting Send copies of sample reports Use the CTAP call to action slides Offer to run an assessment to validate to your prospects in your own presentations your prospect’s defenses Generate interest from your prospects, you want Append assessment based selling slides Remind them that “it never hurts to get a them to say “I want that for my network!” to your pitch deck as a next step second opinion” ctap@fortinet.com 5
Recent CTAP Success Story • 822K attacks US School District w/ 23 schools & 12K students • 13 malware • 91% encrypted What started as a CTAP NGFW assessment FortiGate ended with a full Security Fabric sale FortiAuthenticator CTAP broke the ice with networking team FortiAnalyzer PAN displacement in part due to limited performance when inspecting encrypted traffic FortiNAC Great example of landing with CTAP FortiClient $246,000 Total Deal Size ctap@fortinet.com 6
Recent Features Added to CTAP Opening up evaluation pool for FortiGates again (US only) » Allows partners to onboard/test CTAP before making NFR commitment FortiOS 6.4.1 support for E models (60E/300E) Improved SFDC integration » Better account linking and updated SFDC reports available FortiGate AWS support (beta) » If you have an interested customer, please send inquiry to CTAP alias FortiGate VM support (GA on 8/13) » Setup guide, elevator pitch, and walkthrough video available » Materials on FUSE under Sales > CTAP, partner portal, and CTAP portal ctap@fortinet.com 7
Current Drivers and Resulting Behaviors Driver Resulting Behaviors Restricted access to datacenters and test labs Aversion to on-site POCs and lab validations affects conventional technical sales motions Logistics delays and carrier restrictions Hardware inherently more challenging to procure and transport from point A to point B Limited physical contact Less face to face selling equates to shift in traditional sales tactics Prioritize essential services Can’t rely on refresh cycle for pipeline; must prove immediate and essential value Remote assessments are ideal for the current operational climate ctap@fortinet.com 9
Remote Assessments Aren’t “One Size Fits All” Though If your locale is unaffected by the aforementioned drivers, hardware assessments are still very valuable » Performance metrics normally excel with hardware-based assessments Don’t over-rotate by sidelining your NFR or ITF units; use them Partners building their assessment practice are still encouraged to procure Not For Resale (NFR) units to use with multiple prospects US sellers can still take advantage of the evaluation program (loaner FortiGates for running on premises assessments) ctap@fortinet.com 10
FortiGate-Based Assessments with FG-VM Particulars The CTAP Program now supports FortiGate VM 6.4.1 To be clear, it only supports ESXi 6.5 and above (that said, ~70% of all organizations utilize VMware hypervisors) We recommend 8 cores and 8GB memory for oversizing purposes CTAP team is investigating other hypervisors and refining process FG-VM support means sellers can work with many of their prospects to run FortiGate-based assessments remotely ctap@fortinet.com 11
Clarifying FortiGate-Based Assessment Types FortiGate-Based Assessment Types ctap@fortinet.com 12
Assessment Creation Form Nuances With FG-VM FG-VM is a new “model” within the assessment creation form No need to specify a serial number; you’ll be given a license instead Only “One Arm Sniffer” is selectable as a deployment mode ctap@fortinet.com 13
After Successfully Submitting a FG-VM Assessment After creating an FG-VM assessment, you will be presented with the following: » Setup Checklist » Binaries » License File » Configuration File Download everything locally; you’ll need the binaries, license, and config file when deploying within your customer’s ESXi environment ctap@fortinet.com 14
Deploying the FG-VM Instance Within Customer’s ESXi Login to the customer’s VMware server using their credentials » We suggest they login and then you take control remotely Choose Create/Register VM to start the New virtual machine wizard You’ll want to Deploy a virtual machine from an OVF or OVA file Use the binaries you downloaded previously; you’ll want to drag over: » datadrive.vmdk » fortios.vmdk » FortiGate-VM64.hw14.ovf ctap@fortinet.com 15
Finish Deploying the FG-VM Instance Using the Setup Checklist document, finalize the FG-VM deployment » Select the customer’s datastore, accept the EULA, & configure network mappings/interfaces » We recommend allocating the full 8 cores & using a minimum of 8GB memory » Note: some CLI configuration is required to be able to access the FortiGate’s web GUI If you run into trouble, refer to the Setup Guide and/or re-watch the walkthrough video ctap@fortinet.com 16
Applying the FG-VM License After logging into the new FG-VM instance, upload the license (.lic file downloaded from CTAP portal) under Dashboard > Status ctap@fortinet.com 17
Importing the FortiGate Config File Restore the .conf file downloaded from the CTAP portal » This will configure the WAN side settings (including remote logging FAZ IP, FSA IP if applicable, & facilitate FortiGuard lookups for web filtering, etc.) ctap@fortinet.com 18
Enable Promiscuous Mode on the Network within ESXi Under the ESXi console, edit the Network which contains the FG-VM Ensure that Promiscuous mode is set to Accept or inherits from underlying vSwitch (which should be set to Accept) Exit ESXi and port mirror the switch to port2 of the FG-VM instance ctap@fortinet.com 19
After Mirroring the Switch, Verify Log Collection in Portal Assuming everything is configured correctly, you will see logs populating on the FG-VM under Log & Report > Sniffer Traffic Similarly, if you’re logging to the Remote Server, you can login to the CTAP portal and the Logs status indicator should turn green ctap@fortinet.com 20
Denote Logs Ready, Generate the Assessment Report On the CTAP portal dashboard, select the Assessment Actions button for your specific assessment Then click on the Logs Ready button and your report will be automatically generated (usually within 5 minutes) ctap@fortinet.com 21
Available Materials Materials are available on both the CTAP and partner portals » https://ctap.fortinet.com and https://partnerportal.fortinet.com FG-VM Setup Checklist » PDF describes entire setup from CTAP portal to ESXi configuration FG-VM Walkthrough Training Video » MP4 step by step video guide – this can be replayed in webinars/trainings FG-VM Presentation » PPTX slide deck includes materials sellers can reuse to spawn interest in running a remote assessment ctap@fortinet.com 22
Closing Thoughts
Don’t Forget: Email Assessments Are Cloud-Based! After creating an email assessment, a FortiMail Cloud instance is provisioned Customers configure their O365 or G Suite transport rules to BCC emails to the cloud No on premise equipment or setup required We’ve seen a significant uptick in email assessments over the past 4-5 months ctap@fortinet.com 24
On the Horizon for CTAP… Hardware model validation » F model (60/1F & 100/1F) support starting with 6.4.2 » Add’l CTAP hardware lineup additions (400/1E & 1100/1E) Support for AWS-based FortiGates » Available now in limited beta (please be patient) » Please contact CTAP alias with interested partners/prospects Revisions to existing assessment types » SD-WAN = jitter/latency/packet loss stats for DIA apps » NGFW = inclusion of new FortiGuard services » Email = improved regional support and backend changes New assessment types CTAP » Announcements likely in Q4 2020 + Q1 2021 timeframe for…? ctap@fortinet.com 25
Recap Current conditions mandate a shift in selling strategies; remote interactions are preferred Remote assessments with FG-VM are now supported with the CTAP program Refer to FG-VM video and/or setup checklist for more details or just email the CTAP team All CTAP assessment types can be run remotely (NGFW, SD-WAN, and Email) ctap@fortinet.com 26
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