Fortinet FortiGate 901G Advanced Malware Protection, 1-Year (FC-10-FG9H1-100-02-12)

Files and payloads reaching users behind a FortiGate 901G are handled by its antimalware engine, and the 1-Year Advanced Malware Protection service (FC-10-FG9H1-100-02-12) keeps that engine armed for a year. It is a FortiGuard subscription license only, no hardware, delivered electronically worldwide.

What this service covers

Advanced Malware Protection bundles the antivirus signature and engine updates with FortiGuard threat intelligence: botnet domain classification, mobile malware detection, virus outbreak protection that queries FortiGuard hash servers for zero-day coverage, an AI-based heuristic AV engine, content disarm and reconstruction, and FortiGate cloud sandboxing. On a FortiGate 901G this turns real-time, multilayered file inspection on.

Who needs it

Pick this when antivirus and advanced malware detection are the priority on the 901G and you are managing FortiGuard services individually, or renewing AMP on its own schedule while other layers are already in place.

Where it sits in the FortiGuard bundles

Advanced Malware Protection is part of every FortiGuard bundle, ATP, UTP, and Enterprise, and is sold on its own as this SKU. The table shows the single service against what each bundle layers on top:

FortiGuard service	ATP	UTP	Enterprise
Intrusion Prevention (IPS)	✓	✓	✓
Advanced Malware Protection & Antivirus	✓	✓	✓
Application Control	✓	✓	✓
URL, DNS & Video Filtering	—	✓	✓
Anti-Spam	—	✓	✓
Attack Surface Security & DLP	—	—	✓
OT Security	—	—	✓

Activation and delivery

We email the entitlement after checkout. Register it to the FortiGate 901G serial number in the Fortinet support portal and antivirus and sandbox updates begin flowing. No physical shipment is involved.

Buying from DataCenter360.ca

Every license from DataCenter360.ca, a Fortinet Select Partner, is a genuine Fortinet entitlement tied to your serial. When malware defense is only part of what you need, we will point you to the ATP or UTP bundle rather than stacking separate services that would cost more together.