AccelOps

The platform's primary function was to provide a holistic view of an organization's IT infrastructure, often referred to as a "Single Pane of Glass." It achieved this by integrating Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) with Application Performance Management (APM). A key differentiator was its self-learning Configuration Management Database (CMDB), which automatically discovered and mapped network assets, providing a constantly updated topology. This integrated approach allowed for rapid cross-correlation of security, performance, and compliance data from disparate sources across the network.

AccelOps operated on a B2B model, selling its platform to a diverse client base that included Managed Service Providers (MSPs), government agencies, healthcare organizations, and retail corporations across the globe. The business generated revenue through the sale of its software, which was particularly valued for its ability to help organizations meet stringent regulatory compliance standards like PCI-DSS, HIPAA, and FISMA, offering hundreds of pre-built reports for this purpose. Following its acquisition, the AccelOps technology was integrated into Fortinet's security fabric, evolving into the FortiSIEM solution, thus continuing its legacy under a new name.