Endpoint Charts

Shows a summary of endpoint activity information. Categories are:

• EMS On-fabric
• EMS Off-fabric

Shows the number of endpoints with alerts, including pending software updates, out-of-date protection, and out-of-sync profiles.

Shows the number of endpoints that are:

• Online
• Offline for less than one hour
• Offline
• Offline for 30 days or more

This chart indicates the percentage of macOS endpoints with each version of FortiClient installed.

Sorting by version lists FortiClient versions from most recent to least recent. For example, FortiClient 6.2.0 is listed first, then FortiClient 6.0.0, and so on.

Sorting by count lists FortiClient versions from the version with the largest number of endpoints to the version with the smallest number of endpoints. For example, if there are 600 endpoints with FortiClient 6.0.0 installed and 40 endpoints with FortiClient 6.2.0 installed, FortiClient 6.0.0 is listed first.

This chart indicates the percentage of Windows endpoints with each version of FortiClient installed. You can sort the data by version or count.

Sorting by version lists FortiClient versions from most recent to least recent. For example, FortiClient 6.2.0 is listed first, then FortiClient 6.0.0, and so on.

Sorting by count lists FortiClient versions from the version with the largest number of endpoints to the version with the smallest number of endpoints. For example, if there are 600 endpoints with FortiClient 6.0.0 installed and 40 endpoints with FortiClient 6.2.0 installed, FortiClient 6.0.0 is listed first.

This chart indicates the percentage of Linux endpoints with each version of FortiClient installed. You can sort the data by version or count.

This chart indicates how many endpoints are disconnected and connected.

This chart indicates the number of endpoints running each version of the macOS operating system. You can sort the data by version or count.

Sorting by version lists macOS versions from most recent to least recent. For example, macOS 10.13 High Sierra is listed first, then macOS 10.12 Sierra, OS X 10.11 El Capitan, and so on.

Sorting by count lists FortiClient versions from the version with the largest number of endpoints to the version with the smallest number of endpoints. For example, if there are 600 endpoints with macOS 10.12 Sierra installed and 40 endpoints with macOS 10.13 High Sierra installed, macOS 10.12 Sierra is listed first.

This chart indicates the number of endpoints running each version of the Windows operating system. You can sort the data by version or count.

Sorting by version lists Windows versions from most recent to least recent. For example, Windows 10 is listed first, then Windows 8, Windows 7, and so on.

Sorting by count lists FortiClient versions from the version with the largest number of endpoints to the version with the smallest number of endpoints. For example, if there are 600 endpoints with Windows 7 installed and 40 endpoints with Windows 10 installed, Windows 7 is listed first.

This chart indicates the number of endpoints running each version of the Linux operating system. You can sort the data by version or count.

Sorting by version lists Linux versions from most recent to least recent. For example, Ubuntu 18.10 is listed first, then Ubuntu 17.10, Ubuntu 16.04, and so on.

Sorting by count lists FortiClient versions from the version with the largest number of endpoints to the version with the smallest number of endpoints. For example, if there are 600 endpoints with Ubuntu 16.04 installed and 40 endpoints with Ubuntu 18.10 installed, Ubuntu 16.04 is listed first.

This chart indicates the number of endpoints running each version of the iOS operating system. You can sort the data by version or count.

Sorting by version lists iOS versions from most recent to least recent. For example, iOS 15 is listed first, then iOS 14, iOS 13, and so on.

Sorting by count lists FortiClient versions from the version with the largest number of endpoints to the version with the smallest number of endpoints. For example, if there are 600 endpoints with iOS 9 installed and 40 endpoints with iOS 10 installed, iOS 9 is listed first.

This chart indicates the number of endpoints running each version of the Android operating system. You can sort the data by version or count.

Sorting by version lists Android versions from most recent to least recent. For example, Android 12 is listed first, then Android 11, Android 10, and so on.

Sorting by count lists FortiClient versions from the version with the largest number of endpoints to the version with the smallest number of endpoints. For example, if there are 600 endpoints with Android 10 installed and 40 endpoints with Android 11 installed, Android 10 is listed first.

This chart displays endpoints that are considered suspicious or compromised according to the outbreak alert rules that FortiClient EMS has received from FortiGuard. The chart displays the number of endpoints that are vulnerable to each outbreak. See FortiGuard Outbreak Alerts.

You can drill down by clicking the outbreak bar. From here, you can quarantine the endpoint if desired.

Top 3 Lists

This chart indicates the top three endpoints with AV alerts, including the number of AV alerts for each endpoint.

This chart indicates the top three endpoints with FortiSandbox alerts, including the number of FortiSandbox alerts for each endpoint.

This chart indicates the top three endpoints with vulnerability alerts, including the number of vulnerabilities detected for each endpoint.