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What are the components of SASE?
Enables organisations to apply end-to-end security from the cloud and ensure access to applications distributed across multiple clouds, data centres and software-as-a-service applications.
SSE extends security services to the edge of the network, closer to the user and device. This proximity improves performance, reduces latency and improves the overall user experience while ensuring security at the point of access.
An SSE solution, when combined with an advanced SD-WAN, creates a SASE architecture that significantly improves the quality of experience for end users of applications hosted in the cloud.
The following security aspects are typically integrated into an SSE solution:
- Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)
- Secure Web Gateway
- Secure Mail Gateway
- Firewall as a Service
- Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
- Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB)
- Remote Browser Isolation
- Extended Detection and Response (XDR)
SD-WAN stands for Software Defined Wide Area Network. It is a technology that simplifies network management and operation by using software to control and manage WAN connections. Essentially, SD-WAN separates the control plane from the data traffic and enables centralised management and configuration of WAN resources.
Most enterprise networks utilise legacy carrier services such as managed MPLS, which are expensive and take weeks or months to set up. Even small changes by the service provider are often associated with long waiting times.
SD-WAN technology offers a solution here by enabling flexibility and cost efficiency for IT networks. It connects locations via multiple internet connections and bundles them in an encrypted overlay. Guidelines, application-oriented routing and dynamic connection evaluation optimise the use of existing Internet connections.
In addition, one of our SASE partners offers a last-mile service. The monitoring and management service for the last mile is operated from a Network Operation Centre (NOC) set up specifically for this purpose. The service monitors the SASE sockets and offers
Real-time detection of connection failures or degradations, proactive opening of tickets with the ISP and follow-up until the connection service is restored.
