SSL inspection on Fortigate is a mechanism that can be used to protect and inspect the content of encrypted sessions, find and block threats. SSL inspection not only protects against attacks using HTTPS, but also against other commonly used encrypted protocols such as SMTPS, POP3S, IMAPS, and FTPS. A full SSL inspection (Deep Inspection) should be used to ensure that all encrypted content is inspected. When SSL inspection is used, Fortigate acts as the receiver of the source SSL session and decrypts and inspects its content, Then the content is encrypted again, a new SSL session is established between Fortigate and the receiver by impersonating the sender, and the content is freed from threats. It is possible to "Mirror" or send a copy of the traffic Decrypted by SSL inspection to one or more Fortigate interfaces so that the traffic can be collected by the Raw Packet Capture tool for archiving or analysis. Mirroring occurs after it is processed by the SSL Decoder and at the s...
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