How does FortiSIEM support multi-tenancy?

FortiSIEM supports multi-tenancy primarily by allowing enterprises and managed service providers to create partitioned reporting domains. This capability enables different customers or business units to operate independently within the same FortiSIEM deployment. Each tenant can have its own set of reports, alerts, and configurations while sharing the underlying infrastructure. This partitioning ensures that data and activities are isolated and secure, complying with privacy requirements and enabling effective resource management.

The multi-tenancy feature facilitates the separation of data, ensuring that users from one organization cannot access the data of another organization, which is crucial in environments where multiple clients or departments utilize a single FortiSIEM instance. This structure is particularly beneficial for managed service providers, as it allows them to offer tailored services to multiple clients without the need for separate physical instances of the software for each client.

In contrast, the other options do not accurately represent the concept of multi-tenancy in FortiSIEM. While sharing network infrastructure and using multiple instances might provide some level of resource economy, they do not inherently create the necessary partitions for secure reporting and data management. Similarly, analyzing cloud-based resources is valuable but does not directly relate to the multi-tenancy aspect of FortiSIEM.