SASE offers an alternative to traditional data center-oriented security. It unifies networking and security services into a cloud-delivered service to provide access and security from edge to edge — including the data center, remote offices, roaming users, and beyond.
By choosing a vendor with a proven track record in both networking and security SASE can simplify daily management, offer better security protection, and improve network performance.
Key benefits of SASE:
- Simplify management by consolidating points solutions in a single service
- Deploy with confidence, thanks to flexible consumption models that scale with your business.
- Make your business more agile
- Secure direct-to-internet access, cloud app usage, and roaming users across any device, anywhere
- Reduce reliance on appliances, streamlining network and security operations in the cloud
- Converge resources with an efficient as-a-service model
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Gartner 2021 Strategic Roadmap for SASE Convergence
As security shifts to the cloud, the legacy perimeter must transform. With expanding branch offices, remote workforces, and a multitude of apps and devices, security and risk management leaders must begin to build a migration plan from this perimeter to a SASE model.
Gartner 2021 Strategic Roadmap for SASE Convergence identifies both short and longer term recommendations for such a move.
SASE in 15 minutes
Cut complexity and simplify by converging networking and security in the cloud.
Why SASE, why now?
Securing the modern network requires a great deal of time, energy, and resources that organizations don’t always have
of workforce will be roaming by 2021
of orgs shifting to some or all direct internet access (DIA)
of orgs are looking for multifunction cloud security services
Roadmap to SASE
Figuring out the best approach for your network security can be tricky. Which technology should you adopt? How can you reduce complexity, improve speed and agility, and ultimately secure your network better? We’ll help you navigate the gaps in your existing stack and give you easy steps to take to keep your organization safe and secure.
Network Security Predictions from ESG
What’s in store for cybersecurity this year?
Stay ahead of the curve and help your business thrive with these network security predictions.
John Grady, senior analyst at Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), looks at some of the key trends and events that will shape network security technologies, suppliers, and customers in 2021. Some predictions are “market altering” and could have huge implications for businesses. These insights can help you plan your SASE security strategy for the immediate future.
SASE simplified:
Cisco Umbrella, the heart of Cisco’s SASE architecture
Cisco Umbrella offers a broad set of security functions that until now required separate firewall, web gateway, threat intelligence, and cloud access security broker (CASB) solutions.
By enabling all of this from a single, cloud-delivered service and dashboard, Umbrella significantly reduces the time, money, and resources previously required for deployment, configuration, and integration tasks.
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