diff --git a/src/pages/defguard-vs-fortinet.astro b/src/pages/defguard-vs-fortinet.astro
index 68bb1ac..9228fe2 100644
--- a/src/pages/defguard-vs-fortinet.astro
+++ b/src/pages/defguard-vs-fortinet.astro
@@ -3,15 +3,19 @@ import Navigation from "../components/base/Navigation.astro";
import ProductLayout from "../layouts/ProductLayout.astro";
import ProductSection from "../layouts/ProductSection.astro";
import OrganizationJSONLD from "../scripts/OrganizationJSONLD.astro";
+import TechArticleJSONLD from "../scripts/TechArticleJSONLD.astro";
+import FAQPageJSONLD from "../scripts/FAQPageJSONLD.astro";
import SidebarNav from "../components/base/SidebarNav.astro";
import AstroButton from "../components/AstroButton.astro";
-const title = "Defguard vs. Fortinet | The Modern, Resilient VPN Alternative";
-const description = "Comparing Defguard vs. Fortinet? Discover why Fortinet's legacy architecture is a target for attacks. Defguard offers a modern, resilient, and open-source VPN alternative built for today's threats.";
+const title = "Defguard vs. Fortinet VPN: A Security-First Alternative (2025)";
+const description = "See a detailed comparison of Defguard vs. Fortinet's VPN. Discover how FortiGate's critical vulnerabilities and legacy design create unacceptable risk. Learn why a modern, open-source alternative is more resilient.";
+const url = "https://defguard.net/defguard-vs-fortinet/";
+const publishedDate = "2025-10-16";
+const lastUpdated = "2025-10-16";
const featuredImage = "github.com/DefGuard/defguard.github.io/raw/main/public/images/png/defguard.png";
const imageWidth = "1080";
const imageHeight = "540";
-const url = "https://defguard.net/defguard-vs-fortinet/";
const tags = [
"defguard",
"fortinet",
@@ -31,6 +35,7 @@ const tags = [
];
const sections = [
+ { id: "key-takeaways", title: "Key Takeaways" },
{ id: "comparison-matrix", title: "Comparison Matrix" },
{ id: "architecture", title: "Architecture & Performance" },
{ id: "security", title: "Security & Post-Breach Resilience" },
@@ -42,6 +47,33 @@ const sections = [
{ id: "bottom-line", title: "The Bottom Line" },
{ id: "faq", title: "FAQ" },
];
+
+const faqEntries = [
+ {
+ question: "Why is Defguard a more resilient alternative to Fortinet's VPN solution?",
+ answer: "Defguard is more resilient due to its modern microservice architecture that separates control and data planes, minimizing the attack surface. Unlike FortiGate's monolithic design, which has proven vulnerable to persistent threats like COATHANGER that survive patching, Defguard's open-source, decentralized model is designed to contain threats and prevent deep network compromise."
+ },
+ {
+ question: "What are the benefits of WireGuard® over Fortinet's IPsec/SSL VPN?",
+ answer: "WireGuard® is a faster, more modern, and less complex protocol than IPsec/SSL VPN. It has a significantly smaller codebase, making it easier to audit and secure. This results in higher performance, lower latency, and a reduced attack surface compared to the legacy protocols used by Fortinet's VPN solution, which have a history of critical vulnerabilities."
+ },
+ {
+ question: "How difficult is it to migrate from Fortinet to Defguard?",
+ answer: "Migration to Defguard is designed to be straightforward. As Defguard is a software-only solution, it eliminates the complex FortiGate hardware setup and FortiClient EMS management overhead. You can test Defguard with a one-line install script and deploy for production using modern infrastructure-as-code tools."
+ },
+ {
+ question: "Can Defguard integrate with our existing identity provider like Microsoft Entra ID?",
+ answer: "Yes. Defguard natively integrates with any OpenID Connect (OIDC) compliant identity provider, including Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD), Okta, and Google Workspace. This is a core feature, unlike Fortinet, which often requires costly components like FortiAuthenticator for full SSO."
+ },
+ {
+ question: "Is Defguard more cost-effective than Fortinet's VPN?",
+ answer: "Yes. Defguard offers a lower TCO. Our pricing is transparent. Fortinet's model involves numerous hidden costs for FortiGate hardware, FortiClient licenses, support contracts, MFA tokens (FortiToken), and SSO integration (FortiAuthenticator)."
+ },
+ {
+ question: "Why does being open-source make Defguard more secure than a closed-source solution like Fortinet's?",
+ answer: "Defguard's open-source codebase allows for public scrutiny and independent audits by security experts worldwide. This transparency means vulnerabilities are often found and fixed faster than in a closed-source environment like Fortinet's, where users must blindly trust the vendor. Verifiable security builds a higher level of trust."
+ }
+];
---
+
+