Secure Access Service Edge
What is SASE?
Combine multiple network and security technologies into a single solution
Using SASE as a single control point, security teams may create rules to protect SaaS programmes, govern access to online destinations, identify shadow IT, and defend on-premise systems. A company’s headquarters and branch offices, as well as home office and mobile users, are all covered by the SASE architecture.
Replace old and disconnected security point solutions with the SASE architecture
The surge in home users accessing corporate applications makes SASE even more essential today. Many businesses continue to utilise VPNs, however, because of the high latency of VPNs, consumers have complained about their performance, resulting in inefficiencies.
Security teams may create a substantially less complicated security environment by replacing old and disconnected security point solutions with the SASE architecture, which incorporates Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB), Secure Web Gateway (SWG), and Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) features. SASE is a single solution that incorporates numerous network and security technologies. Its main purpose is to provide the same network and security services to all users, regardless of where they are located (ie. their house, on the road, or in the office).
The goals of SASE include
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