Fortinet FortiGate 1000F ATP Subscription, 5-Year (FC-10-F1K0F-928-02-60)

Not every FortiGate 1000F needs web content filtering baked into the license — some networks already handle that layer elsewhere and just want the firewall itself defended against exploits and malware. That is what Advanced Threat Protection is for. The FortiGate 1000F 5-Year ATP Subscription (FC-10-F1K0F-928-02-60) activates or renews Fortinet Advanced Threat Protection together with FortiCare Premium support for sixty months on an appliance rated for 19 Gbps of IPS throughput and 15 Gbps of NGFW throughput. It is a license only: no hardware ships, and delivery is electronic to any country.

What the subscription turns on

Five years of ATP keeps the 1000F’s core threat-inspection engine current without the web-filtering add-ons UTP carries:

• Intrusion prevention (IPS) that blocks network-level exploits, attacks, and malicious or botnet URLs
• Advanced malware protection, including antivirus, virus outbreak protection, and cloud sandboxing
• Application control for visibility and policy across thousands of applications
• FortiCare Premium for 24x7x365 support, one-hour critical-issue response, and firmware updates through the term

ATP does not include URL, DNS, or video filtering, and it does not include antispam — those are the two service groups that separate it from UTP. Everything else in the inspection stack (IPS, anti-malware, application control, FortiCare Premium) is identical between the two tiers.

What Is the ATP Bundle?

Advanced Threat Protection is Fortinet’s entry security tier for the 1000F, sitting below UTP and Enterprise Protection. It is built for teams whose priority is exploit and malware defense on the firewall itself, whether because web traffic is already filtered by another layer (a secure web gateway, DNS security service, or proxy) or because the deployment is segmentation- or OT-facing rather than user-web-facing. The table below shows exactly what each tier adds on top of ATP:

Who buys this

ATP on a 1000F tends to fit three situations: a data-center or campus-core deployment where web filtering is already handled upstream and would be redundant here, a segmentation or OT-adjacent firewall that inspects internal or east-west traffic rather than general user web browsing, and renewals where the original license was ATP and the team has no reason to change scope. It is a narrower service set than UTP, so it suits buyers who know they do not need URL/DNS filtering or antispam on this specific appliance.

Activation and delivery

The license is issued electronically and registered to a specific FortiGate 1000F by serial number, so nothing physical ships. Once applied, the appliance pulls FortiGuard updates for IPS, anti-malware, and application control for the full term. A valid 1000F is required to activate it.

Terms and renewal

ATP for the 1000F is available in one-, three-, and five-year terms (FC-10-F1K0F-928-02-12, -36, -60). The five-year term matches the appliance’s typical multi-year service life and cuts down how often procurement has to touch the renewal. If the deployment’s needs change and web filtering or antispam becomes necessary, you can step up to UTP or Enterprise Protection at any time, including at this renewal.

Buying from DataCenter360.ca

DataCenter360.ca is an authorized Fortinet Select Partner serving customers worldwide. This ATP subscription is a genuine Fortinet license, issued electronically so it can be applied as soon as it is purchased, and our team can confirm whether ATP or a higher tier is the right fit for a 1000F deployment before you commit. Checkout is fully secured.