Looking to adopt SASE? Here’s what you should consider first.
In the second piece in his blog series on SASE, Mike explores the traditional elements to consider, from a network
Mould your network to match your organisation’s ever-changing needs - determine your traffic thresholds.
Smarter routing means you can direct business-critical traffic over the best-performing connections.
SD-WAN ensures a greater level of resilience through multiple connections and automatic switching so as to minimise potential disruption to end users.
SONA connects users to services, on-demand, at software speed with its secure, software-defined connectivity.
Working with any SD-WAN technology, it boosts traffic performance over the internet, delivering Cloud On-Ramp capabilities that bring applications, not just SD-WAN, but Security, Collaboration and your SaaS apps too, right to the door of users, regardless of where either your users or those apps reside.
This is vital because migrating network services from a private WANinfrastructure, such as MPLS, to an SD-WAN solution, moves an organization’s security architecture from a model with few egress points, where security policy can be defined and enforced, to a widely distributed model where all locations can be considered egress points.
The benefits are gained through considerable efficiencies when routing network traffic and maximizing the user experience but expose a need for security management to ensure consistency of policy application.
Well-known US-based engineering and architecture firm Burgess & Niple turned to Xalient to design and implement a Silver Peak SD-WAN solution, providing a secure, scalable platform for growth.
In the second piece in his blog series on SASE, Mike explores the traditional elements to consider, from a network
In my first two blog posts, we defined Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) as the melding of both network and
Global network services provider Xalient, today announced that it has been awarded the Aruba Silver Peak EMEA Partner of the
