Fortinet FortiGate 1000F ATP Subscription, 1-Year (FC-10-F1K0F-928-02-12)

A FortiGate 1000F running at full IPS throughput (19 Gbps) still needs its threat engine paying for itself, and that’s what the 1-Year ATP Subscription (FC-10-F1K0F-928-02-12) does: it activates Intrusion Prevention, Advanced Malware Protection (sandboxing-backed antivirus), and Application Control on the appliance for twelve months, backed by FortiCare Premium support. No hardware ships with this SKU — it’s a subscription license for a 1000F you already own or are ordering separately.

What this license covers

ATP on the FortiGate 1000F turns on three FortiGuard services plus support in one line item:

• IPS (Intrusion Prevention System): signature and behavior-based detection of known and zero-day network attacks, running at up to 19 Gbps on the 1000F’s SPU-accelerated architecture.
• Advanced Malware Protection (AMP): antivirus plus cloud sandbox inspection for files and payloads crossing the firewall, catching malware signature-based AV alone misses.
• Application Control: visibility and policy enforcement over thousands of cloud and on-premises applications traversing the network, independent of port or protocol.
• FortiCare Premium: Fortinet’s premium support tier, layered in with this bundle so the security services and the vendor support renew together.

Combined threat protection throughput on the 1000F with these services enabled runs up to 13 Gbps, and NGFW throughput (firewall plus IPS plus App Control) reaches 15 Gbps — figures from Fortinet’s FortiGate 1000F Series data sheet, not marketing rounding.

Is ATP the right tier, or should this be UTP?

ATP is the right call for organizations whose primary exposure is network-layer intrusion and malware: perimeter firewalls, data center edges, and segmented internal zones where content filtering isn’t the priority. If URL/DNS filtering or content inspection for outbound web traffic matters at this site, the UTP subscription on the same 1000F (FC-10-F1K0F-950) adds those layers for a modest step up in price.

Who buys this license

Typical buyers are teams that already have a FortiGate 1000F deployed (or on order) at a data center edge, campus core, or regional hub and need the threat-prevention engine live before the previous contract lapses. It’s also common as a renewal purchase when an existing ATP contract on a 1000F is expiring and the deployment doesn’t need the broader UTP feature set.

Activation & delivery

This is an electronic subscription license, not a physical shipment. After purchase, DataCenter360.ca provisions the contract against the 1000F’s serial number in FortiCare, and the appliance picks up entitlement on its next FortiGuard check-in (typically minutes, not days). Delivery is worldwide since there’s no hardware component — only the serial-number registration ties it to your device.

Buying this from DataCenter360.ca

We keep 1000F subscription tiers priced and stocked as line items rather than bundling everything into one SKU, so you can match the license to the actual traffic profile instead of overpaying for filtering you won’t use. If you’re not sure whether ATP or UTP fits your 1000F deployment, our team can walk through the traffic mix before you commit to a term.