Fortinet FortiGate 1801F ATP Subscription, 3-Year (FC-10-F18F1-928-02-36)

A FortiGate 1801F protecting a data center core needs its threat feeds current, not just its firmware. The FortiGate 1801F 3-Year ATP Subscription (FC-10-F18F1-928-02-36) activates Fortinet’s Advanced Threat Protection bundle together with FortiCare Premium support for three years. It is a license only: no hardware ships with it, and activation is electronic to any country.

What the subscription turns on

Three years of ATP arms a FortiGate 1801F with the inspection services that matter most against active exploitation and malware:

• Intrusion prevention (IPS) against network-level exploits, malicious URLs, and botnet command-and-control traffic
• Advanced malware protection, including antivirus, mobile malware, virus outbreak protection, content disarm and reconstruction, and AI-based heuristic detection
• Application control for visibility and policy enforcement across thousands of applications
• FortiCare Premium for 24×7 technical support and firmware updates through the full term

What is the ATP bundle?

Advanced Threat Protection is Fortinet’s entry service tier, built for appliances where the priority is stopping exploits and malware rather than filtering content or email. It sits below UTP and Enterprise Protection, both of which layer on URL/DNS/video filtering, antispam, and (at the top) DLP and attack surface security. The table below lines up all three so you can see exactly what moving up would add on a 1801F:

Who buys this

This SKU fits three common situations on a high-throughput platform like the 1801F: a fresh appliance that needs its first license activated, a term that is about to expire and needs renewing before protection lapses, and a hardware-only purchase that is only now getting its services turned on. Data center and campus-core deployments that don’t need content filtering or DLP typically stop at ATP rather than paying for UTP or Enterprise.

Activation and delivery

Fortinet issues the license electronically and ties it to the serial number of a specific FortiGate 1801F, so nothing physical ships. Once applied, the appliance pulls FortiGuard signature and engine updates from Fortinet’s cloud for the full three-year term. A working 1801F is required before the license can be registered.

Terms and renewal

ATP for the 1801F is also sold in one- and five-year terms. A three-year term is a common middle ground for organizations that refresh hardware on a three-year cycle, keeping the license and the appliance’s expected service life aligned. At renewal, upgrading to UTP or Enterprise is a straightforward step if content filtering, DLP, or attack surface security become priorities.

Buying from DataCenter360.ca

DataCenter360.ca is an authorized Fortinet Select Partner, and licensing orders like this one are handled the same way for customers anywhere: genuine Fortinet subscriptions, issued electronically, with our team available to confirm the tier and term fit your 1801F deployment before you check out. Checkout is fully secured.