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FortiGate 60D End of Life

Understand when support ends and how to future-proof your FortiGate 60D End of Life deployment.

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The FortiGate-60D has reached end of life, making it important to evaluate replacements that preserve security and connectivity at small sites. A planned upgrade can deliver better performance, simplified management, and continued vendor support.

What this means for your organization

  • A chance to modernize your security posture and prepare for future growth.
  • Opportunity to benefit from improved performance, efficiency, and protection.
  • Align IT infrastructure with compliance, scalability, and long-term ROI.
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FortiGate-60D Date & Status

Here’s what you need to know about FortiGate-60D lifecycle status.

  • End of Life (EOL): 9/23/23
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FortiGate-60D Replacement

Replacing the FortiGate-60D isn’t just about swapping hardware. It’s an opportunity to reassess architecture, address emerging threats, and align with current operational and cloud-first requirements.

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Role of the FortiGate-60D:

A small-form-factor appliance intended for home offices, retail locations, and small branch deployments where space and simplicity matter.

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Evolving Traffic Patterns:

Even small sites now handle more encrypted apps, cloud services, and real-time communications, increasing demands on inspection capability and reliability.

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Modern Demands:

Small-site solutions must now offer easy centralized management, SD-WAN basics, quicker threat signature updates, and efficient SSL inspection to maintain user experience.

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Strategic Upgrade:

Opt for replacements that provide automated management, improved security throughput, and scalable feature sets so small locations remain secure without adding operational overhead.

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Understanding Fortinet's EOL Policy | End of Life Risks

Every Fortinet product follows a defined lifecycle, moving through the following stages:

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  • General Availability (GA): The product is released and actively sold and supported.
  • End of Sale (EOS): The device is no longer available for purchase from Fortinet or authorized partners.
  • End of Life (EOL): Feature development and most firmware updates stop.
  • End of Support (EOSL): Fortinet ends all official support, security patches, and RMA services.

Why This Matters for Your Business

Understanding where your hardware sits in this lifecycle helps you:

  • Plan timely upgrades before critical support ends.
  • Ensure security compliance and avoid audit failures.
  • Maintain operational continuity with fully supported hardware.
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Risks of Continuing to Use EOL Hardware

When a firewall or security appliance reaches End of Life, the risks of keeping it in production increase dramatically

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No Security Patches

Outdated devices won’t receive updates, leaving your network exposed to new vulnerabilities.

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Lack of Vendor Support

Once support ends, there’s no access to Fortinet’s technical resources or RMA services.

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Compliance Failures

Auditors may flag unsupported hardware as a violation of security and industry standards.

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Operational Instability

Legacy devices may struggle with modern workloads, encrypted traffic, and cloud integrations.

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How Aseva Helps with Fortinet EOL

Here’s how Aseva ensures a smooth and secure FortiGate lifecycle transition.

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Lifecycle Planning:

Track Fortinet GA → EOS → EOL → EOSL.

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Seamless Migration:

Dedicated engineers ensure minimal downtime.

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Future-Proof Security:

Replace with next-gen models aligned to your needs.

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