SD-WAN and SASE: How Do They Relate?
Many companies use SD-WAN to securely connect branch offices to their corporate networks instead of relying on traditional MPLS connections
How Zero Trust and SASE Can Work Together
By combining SASE and Zero Trust principles, companies can achieve ZTNA with a single solution to apply security policies across their network.
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What is Attack Surface Management ?
Attack Surface Management (ASM) is based on the understanding that you cannot secure what you don’t know about
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Why Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Are Key Technologies for SD-WAN
SD-WAN that includes machine learning and artificial intelligence amplifies network visibility and simplifies both network troubleshooting and operations.
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Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) Key Requirements
A secure access service edge (SASE) brings together networking and network security services in a single cloud-based platform
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Replacing Legacy VPN and NAC Solutions with a Next-Generation Network Security Client for Endpoints
In today’s times, legacy VPN and NAC solutions fall short when it comes to providing advanced protection for mobile workforces and corporate networks
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What is Secure Web Gateway (SWG)?
A secure web gateway (SWG) protects users from web-based threats in addition to applying and enforcing corporate acceptable use policies.
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VPN Alternatives for Remote Access
VPNs fall short in protecting the remote workforce. Learn about the shortcomings of VPN solutions and alternative solutions that offer better benefits.
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How Does SD-WAN Automation Simplify Network Operations?
Integrating your SD-WAN with powerful DevOps frameworks delivers agility, repeatability, accuracy and automation, thereby simplifying operations.
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Top 5 Requirements for Securing Your Branch Offices
Securing your branch office is crucial to protect your organization’s data and employees as well as ensure your organization does not suffer a breach.
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Branch Network Security | Securing Branch Networks with SD-WAN
Branch network security safeguards branch offices using SD-WAN to ensure they are protected from cyberthreats. Learn how SD-WANs protect branch networks.
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What is Remote Access?
Remote access provides end users with the ability to access resources on the corporate network from a distant location.
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What Is a Proxy Server
A proxy server is a dedicated computer or a software system that sits between end user devices and a desired destination.
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What is a VPN?
A virtual private network (VPN) allows you to safely connect to another network over the internet by encrypting the connection from your device.
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What Is a Site-to-Site VPN?
A site-to-site virtual private network (VPN) is a connection between two or more networks, such as a corporate network and a branch office network.
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What Is SD-Branch | Centralized Security for Branch Office Networks
SD-Branch provides software-defined solutions to branch offices, proving centralized
security for branch office networks.
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What Is a Business VPN? Understand Its Uses and Limitations
A business VPN provides secure remote access to internal networks which remote employees can use while they work from home. Learn about the uses and limitations of VPNs.
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What Is Least Privilege Access?
A basic best practice when configuring roles and permissions for any software environment is to apply least privilege access.
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What Is the CI/CD Pipeline and CI/CD Security?
The CI/CD pipeline is a foundational part of DevOps.
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MPLS | What Is Multiprotocol Label Switching
MPLS, or Multiprotocol Label Switching, is a networking technology that routes traffic using the shortest path based on “labels” to handle forwarding.
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What Is a Container?
Starting with the advent of Docker in 2013, containers have become a fundamental building-block of modern IT infrastructure.
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What Is Policy-as-Code?
Policy-as-code is an approach to policy management in which policies are defined, updated, shared, and enforced using code.
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What Is Web Application and API Protection?
Web application and API (Application Program Interfaces) protection is a set of development, integration, and deployment practices that reduces the exposure to known vulnerabilities and denial-of-service attacks.
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What Is SASE?
Secure access service edge, or SASE (pronounced “sassy”), is an emerging cybersecurity concept. It is the convergence of wide area networking.
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What is the cloud-delivered branch?
Simplify the connectivity and protection of branch offices with a cloud solution.
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What Is SD-WAN?
A software-defined wide area network (SD-WAN) is a virtually configured service that connects data centers to branches and cloud.
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SD-WAN vs MPLS
Learn how software-defined wide area networks (SD-WANs) differs from Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) to help you when evaluating different solutions.
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What Is Next-Generation SD-WAN?
As the industry moves from MPLS to SD-WAN and beyond, learn the risks of legacy SD-WAN and the need for next-generation SD-WAN.
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What is AIOps
AIOps is short for artificial intelligence to IT operations, that aims to simplify and accelerate IT operations management.
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SD-WAN and SASE: How Do They Relate?
Many companies use SD-WAN to securely connect branch offices to their corporate networks instead of relying on traditional MPLS connections
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What Is SSE? | Security Service Edge (SSE)
The security service edge (SSE) includes integrated, cloud-centric capabilities for safe access to websites, SaaS applications, and private applications.
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How Zero Trust and SASE Can Work Together
By combining SASE and Zero Trust principles, companies can achieve ZTNA with a single solution to apply security policies across their network.
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