SASE
Combine Security and Networking Services on One Cloud Platform with Secure Access Service Edge
SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) is a modern network architecture that consolidates networking and security capabilities into a cloud-native service. SASE aims to provide secure access to resources for users regardless of their location while offering protection against cyber threats.
This architecture typically includes features like identity-based access controls, secure web gateways, firewall as a service, zero-trust network access, and more, all delivered as a service from the cloud.
Benefits of SASE
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Flexible, consistent security
Deliver a comprehensive range of security services to any edge, ensuring zero-trust network access to know who and what is on your network, and protect assets on and off the network -
Reduced total cost of ownership
Eliminate the chaos of scattered point products once and for all with a unified platform strategy, slashing both capital and operational expenses in the process -
Reduced complexity
Streamline your infrastructure by combining essential networking and security features from various standalone products into unified solutions -
Optimised performance
Using the accessibility of the cloud, your team members can effortlessly and safely access the Internet, applications, and corporate resources from any location
Key Components of SASE
Firewall as a service (FWaaS)
Secure web gateway (SWG)
Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)
Cloud access security broker (CASB)
Let’s talk SASE
19 December 2024 - Ian Wharton, Head of Presales
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5 December 2024 - Ian Wharton, Head of Presales
Zero Trust in Wide Area Networks - Five steps to secure connectivity
12 November 2024 - Elliott Clark, Cloud Solutions Architect
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7 November 2024 - Elliott Clark, Cloud Solutions Architect
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18 September 2024 - Elliott Clark, Cloud Solutions Architect
Five Ways You Can Fail at Zero Trust in The Cloud
5 September 2024 - Elliott Clark, Cloud Solutions Architect
Five Steps to Implement Zero Trust for Cloud Computing Security
29 August 2024 - Neil Camden, Senior Solutions Architect
Why Identity and Privilege Access Management is crucial for Zero Trust