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Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) What is SASE?
Secure Access Service Edge or SASE (pronounced “sassy”) is an architecture that combines comprehensive WAN capabilities including SD-WAN, routing, and WAN optimization with cloud-delivered security services or SSE (Security Service Edge) such as SWG, CASB, and ZTNA.
- SASE Explained
- How does SASE work?
- Components of SASE
- Why should I consider SASE?
- Single-or multivendor SASE?
- What is a single-vendor SASE platform?
- Benefits of SASE
SASE Explained
As users connect from anywhere and access sensitive data in the cloud, SASE brings a more secure and flexible way to connect by not backhauling application traffic to a data center. Instead, SASE intelligently steers the traffic to the cloud and performs advanced security inspection directly in the cloud.
SASE addresses the need for improved application performance and increased network security as the number of remote users increases and as enterprises continue to migrate applications to the cloud.