Original price was: CAD$48,655.28.CAD$38,820.70Current price is: CAD$38,820.70.
A FortiGate 1801F-DC sitting at the network edge of a data center throws off a steady stream of firewall, IPS, and application logs, more than most in-house teams can watch every hour of every day. FortiGuard SOCaaS (FC-10-D18F1-464-02-12) puts Fortinet’s own analysts on that stream for twelve months: they watch the log flow, triage what looks suspicious, and escalate confirmed incidents to your team with context instead of raw noise. It is a subscription license only, no hardware included, delivered electronically to any country in the world.
SOCaaS is a 24×7 cloud-based managed log monitoring, incident triage, and SOC escalation service, listed by Fortinet as a NOC and SOC add-on rather than a line item inside the Enterprise, UTP, or ATP FortiGuard bundles. In practice that means Fortinet’s SOC reviews the logs your 1801F-DC generates, filters routine events from genuine indicators of compromise, and hands your team a prioritized, investigated alert instead of a raw feed to sort through yourselves. It layers on top of whichever FortiGuard bundle is already running the box; it does not replace IPS, anti-malware, or web filtering.
This service earns its keep for organizations running an 1801F-DC as a data center or edge firewall without a dedicated SOC watching it around the clock. IT teams stretched across networking, security, and everything else rarely have the headcount to triage log volume from a platform pushing 22 Gbps of IPS throughput. SOCaaS gives them an extra set of trained eyes on the noise without hiring a night shift, and it suits regulated environments where continuous monitoring is part of the compliance story, not just a nice-to-have.
Delivery is electronic: place the order and DataCenter360.ca issues the license for activation against the 1801F-DC’s serial number through the Fortinet support portal, no shipping involved anywhere in the process. Because this is a licensing product rather than hardware, it is sold worldwide with no geographic restriction; only physical Fortinet appliances ship from Canada. SOCaaS depends on log data actually reaching Fortinet, so most deployments pair it with FortiAnalyzer Cloud or an on-premises FortiAnalyzer already forwarding the 1801F-DC’s logs; without a log source feeding it, there is nothing for the SOC to review.
The Enterprise, UTP, and ATP bundles on the 1801F-DC handle prevention: IPS signatures, anti-malware, web and DNS filtering, and (on Enterprise) inline malware prevention. SOCaaS sits a layer above all of that, providing the human review and escalation that automated prevention alone does not. If the current bundle is ATP or UTP and the goal is broader coverage rather than more monitoring, moving up to the next tier is the better first step; if prevention coverage is already solid and the gap is staffing to actually watch the logs, SOCaaS closes that gap directly.
DataCenter360.ca processes this SOCaaS renewal or new activation the same day it’s ordered, with electronic delivery and support from a Fortinet Select Partner team that can also help line up FortiAnalyzer Cloud or a longer support term alongside it. Add it to the cart, and the license key follows by email once the order clears.
It’s a 24×7 cloud-based service where Fortinet’s SOC monitors the logs generated by the 1801F-DC, triages security events, and escalates confirmed incidents to your team with investigation notes rather than raw alert data.
Yes. As a subscription license with no hardware component, SOCaaS is sold and delivered electronically to any country. Only physical FortiGate appliances are restricted to shipping within Canada from DataCenter360.ca.
No. FortiCare covers hardware and software support, and the FortiGuard bundles (Enterprise, UTP, ATP) cover prevention services like IPS and anti-malware. SOCaaS adds monitoring and human triage on top of whichever bundle is already active.
SOCaaS needs a log source to review. Most deployments pair it with FortiAnalyzer Cloud, or an on-premises FortiAnalyzer already forwarding the 1801F-DC’s logs, so there is a continuous feed for the SOC to monitor.
Managed log monitoring and SOC escalation stop at expiry; the 1801F-DC keeps running on whichever FortiGuard bundle and FortiCare tier are still active, but incidents in its logs won’t be reviewed or escalated by Fortinet’s SOC until the service is renewed.
| Manufacturer | Fortinet |
|---|---|
| Model | FortiGate-1801F-DC |
| Product Type | |
| Product Group | |
| End of Order Date (EOO) | Not published yet |
| Last Service Extension Date (LSED) | Not published yet |
| End of Support Date (EOS) | Not published yet |
| Product Family | FG-1000 to FG-4000 |
| MPN | FC-10-D18F1-464-02-12 |
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