Melnikov's professional interest
Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2025 3:55 am
Now Alexander "revolves" around the trend of our days - the introduction of artificial intelligence. Perhaps, fundamentally new solutions by a Russian developer will soon appear on the market, which will be able to change and develop in the future without any participation of specialists.
Ten Important Aspects of SASE Architecture
28.06.2023
Gartner recommends single-vendor and integrated solutions when choosing a SASE architecture. John Taylor, chief security officer at Versa Networks, discusses the ten most important aspects of this architecture on Network Computing.
SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) architecture is azerbaijan mobile database adopted by companies of all sizes today, from small businesses with integrated network and security teams to the largest multinationals with highly developed or even separate security and networking teams. Its benefits extend far beyond legacy security architectures by integrating identity, trust, and context across connections, users, devices, and applications. SASE also enables policy enforcement to be pervasive, consistent, and ubiquitous, so organizations can easily meet security, network, application, compliance, and business needs.
SASE comes in many forms, including integrated, disaggregated, multi-product, unified, single-vendor, and more. With today’s heightened interest and growing enterprise requirements for SASE, it’s no surprise that a multitude of vendors have entered the scene. Gartner’s late 2020 comparison of SASE components across vendors counted 56, and that number has undoubtedly increased since then.
Ten Important Aspects of SASE Architecture
28.06.2023
Gartner recommends single-vendor and integrated solutions when choosing a SASE architecture. John Taylor, chief security officer at Versa Networks, discusses the ten most important aspects of this architecture on Network Computing.
SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) architecture is azerbaijan mobile database adopted by companies of all sizes today, from small businesses with integrated network and security teams to the largest multinationals with highly developed or even separate security and networking teams. Its benefits extend far beyond legacy security architectures by integrating identity, trust, and context across connections, users, devices, and applications. SASE also enables policy enforcement to be pervasive, consistent, and ubiquitous, so organizations can easily meet security, network, application, compliance, and business needs.
SASE comes in many forms, including integrated, disaggregated, multi-product, unified, single-vendor, and more. With today’s heightened interest and growing enterprise requirements for SASE, it’s no surprise that a multitude of vendors have entered the scene. Gartner’s late 2020 comparison of SASE components across vendors counted 56, and that number has undoubtedly increased since then.