Cybersecurity firm Fortinet on Wednesday lifted its annual revenue forecast after reporting strong second-quarter results, signaling strong enterprise spending on its services amid rising data security incidents. Companies are ramping up data security budgets to tackle increasingly sophisticated ransomware attacks and other threats. The California-based company now projects annual revenue between $8.02 billion and $8.18 billion, compared with its previous expectation of $7.71 billion to $7.87 billion.
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