Oreta conducted a detailed technical assessment of the Fortinet environment and developed a structured remediation and uplift plan to address each identified risk area.
A comprehensive SD-WAN health-check framework was designed and implemented, including latency and jitter thresholds alongside existing packet-loss parameters. Hub-level health checks and SLA definitions were introduced, enabling the hub to independently monitor link performance and make informed traffic-steering decisions.
Firewall policies were reviewed and rationalised, replacing overly broad rules with zone-specific, application-aware policies supported by appropriate security inspection profiles. The DNS outbound policy was tightened to restrict source scope and enforce inspection, removing a major blind spot in outbound traffic monitoring. The legacy RADIUS-associated “No NAT” rule was reviewed and remediated to eliminate production risk.
Multi-Factor Authentication was implemented for all administrative accounts across the Fortinet management plane and integrated with the customer’s existing identity infrastructure. This removed the single-factor authentication risk and aligned the environment with industry best practice and compliance expectations.
Oreta also redesigned the hub firewall cluster from active-active to active-standby mode, aligning the architecture with the approved data centre design and ensuring predictable and reliable failover behaviour.