What Is SASE And It's Impact On SDWAN? (VIDEO)
SASE, or Secure Access Service Edge, is a cloud-based networking architecture that combines security and network. SASE intends to target networking and security challenges that WAN and SD-WAN can’t fully address. SASE touts a global SD-WAN footprint, distributed inspection and policy enforcement, a cloud architecture, and services based on the connection identity and context.
SASE is still an emerging market, but it intends to reduce complexity and cost, improve performance, and more.
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