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Netskope Integration With Cisco SD-WAN
Getting up and running with Netskope's best-of-class Security Service Edge (SSE) is a quick and painless process. Netskope provides an intuitive interface to create tunnels from the branch or data center to their cloud. Many organizations have adopted Cisco SD-WAN, and the Secure Internet Gateway (SIG) feature makes the integration to SSE providers even easier.
Advanced Configuration Lab
SASE Architecture: Cisco Viptela SD-WAN With Netskope (SSE) Lab
First coined in 2019, Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) is the convergence of network and security frameworks. SASE aims to reduce the operational complexity that comes with a cloud-first delivery model. Application assurance and service optimization are achieved via global Point-of-Presence (POPs) and peering with carriers providing high-performance backbones. The combination of all these factors gives the user a consistent and secure experience no matter where they are located.
Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) Workshop
Most current enterprises today were designed with the data center as center of gravity for access. Digital transformation has seen a movement of these local workflows to the cloud, and businesses have shifted to a workforce that is much more mobile in nature and need to be able to work anywhere.
Network security models that are based on yesterday's architecture are no longer sufficient to provide secure, consistent connectivity for users that can be anywhere accessing workloads living anywhere.
This workshop explores how Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) can meet the needs of the modern digital world.
5 Criteria for Evaluating SASE Solutions
The rapid rise of SASE has led to a lot of confusion. Here's how IT leaders can cut through the noise to find the best SASE solution for their organization.
How Hybrid Cloud and Multicloud Are Shaping Security Models
Keeping pace with the proliferation of cloud consumption has challenged security architects and engineers to reconsider their network boundaries.