SASE combines network security functions with WAN capabilities, ensuring you can securely access your organization’s resources from anywhere.
Supporting layer-4 load balancing through TCP and UDP, layer-7 load balancing through HTTP and HTTPS as well as providing centered HTTP certificate management.
Protects an organization from online security threats and infections.
Making deployment easier and more cost-effective.
Allow secure access to network resources from remote locations.
Reducing latency and improving performance.
Security policy enforcement point positioned between enterprise users and cloud service providers.
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Improved performance
Improved performance and reduced latency with distributed enforcement points.
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Seamless and secure remote access.
Replacing cumbersome VPNs
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Simplified deployment
Simplified deployment and cost savings by eliminating agent software requirements.
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Continuous Monitoring and Analytics
It provides visibility into cloud usage, enforces security policies.
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Centralized Management
Centralized Management and Policy Enforcement.
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Regulatory compliance
Can support regulatory compliance by providing detailed logging.
Who should consider adopting SASE?
Organizations with remote or hybrid workforces, multiple branch offices, heavy reliance on cloud services, and those seeking to simplify their network security architecture should consider adopting SASE.
How does SASE support remote work?
SASE provides secure, direct access to cloud applications and resources, regardless of user location. It ensures that remote workers have the same level of security and performance as if they were working from the corporate office.
How does SASE differ from traditional network security models?
Traditional network security models are often based on a perimeter-centric approach, relying on on-premises hardware and software. SASE
How does SASE support secure access to SaaS applications?
SASE includes a Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB)
• Monitors user access to SaaS applications.
• Prevents unauthorized data sharing or downloads.