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Apono today announced a new integration with Check Point Software Technologies that delivers an advanced SASE-based Zero ...
SASE has become the de facto standard for future-proof enterprise networks. First coined by Gartner in 2019, secure access service edge approaches come in all shapes and sizes. Now that many ...
FTNT is pushing Unified SASE as a growth driver for 2026, fueled by fast FortiSASE adoption, flexible deployments and rising ...
Cato Networks has hired Fortinet alum Jaime Romero as its new chief marketing officer. Romero replaces Idan Hershkovich, who ...
Unified SASE as a Service 2.0, which as of this year is available via a consumption-based buying model, offers customers and partners a highly attractive one-platform approach to networking and ...
Mehedi Hasan Shoab is a freelance writer specializing in Software as a Service, marketing and real estate. Follow him on Twitter @MhShoab. “The greatest and most serious threat currently facing the ...
The transition from software-defined WAN (SD-WAN) to secure access service edge (SASE) is proving to be difficult for many enterprises, according to new research from Enterprise Management Associates ...
SASE vendors are applying AI and machine learning to the network- and security-related data they collect to sharpen analytics, tighten security and boost performance. Secure access service edge, or ...
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Why Indian enterprises are moving from legacy NGFW and SD-WAN to AI-native SASE for faster, secure modern networks.
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