Detonate
7.3#4 in malware analysis sandboxesFrom $4,990 a yearFree planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
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FortiSandbox
5.3#16 in malware analysis sandboxesWebSelf-hosted
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| Fact | Detonate | FortiSandbox |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | The recommended installation is a Docker image containing Firecracker, kernel, rootfs images and the monitoring agent. | Available as on-premises hardware, virtual machines, cloud-hosted offerings, and SaaS. |
| Purpose | Detonate runs software dependencies in isolated micro-virtual machines and monitors their runtime behavior for software supply chain security. | FortiSandbox detects, classifies, and protects against emerging and unknown threats, including zero-days, ransomware, malware, and AI-based attacks. |
| Support | Community-tier support is provided through GitHub, while SMB adds email support and Enterprise lists a 24-hour premium SLA. | Fortinet links to FortiCare customer support and its community support forum. |
| Verdicts | Runs are classified as benign, suspicious or policy-violating, with configurable whitelist policies. | Fortinet says FortiSandbox delivers sub-second verdicts and real-time detection. |
Detonate plans
- CommunityFree
- SMB$4,990 a year
- Enterprise$14,990 a year
FortiSandbox plans
No prices published.
Pick Detonate if…
Detonate suits teams that want to inspect supported software artifacts and connect verdicts to deployment gates. The self-hosted Community plan is an option for users who can meet its deployment requirements, including a Linux x86_64 host with KVM and Docker 24 or newer.
Pick FortiSandbox if…
FortiSandbox suits organizations seeking threat analysis across networks, email, endpoints, or web applications. Its integrations and deployment options may also suit teams augmenting SOC analysis or using Fortinet Security Fabric products.