💨 Abstract
Fortinet, a cybersecurity firm, saw its shares drop 8% in extended trading due to a Q4 revenue forecast that fell short of investor expectations. High-interest rates and economic uncertainty are dampening enterprise spending, while competition from larger companies like Palo Alto Networks is constraining smaller firms' growth. In September, Fortinet reported a data breach involving a small number of customers' files, but no malicious activity was detected.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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