The proverbial four walls of the office have dissolved as today's hybrid workforce is finding new ways and places to plug in and work. As such, the secure access service edge (SASE) has emerged as a unified way to connect users, devices, applications, services and platforms from anywhere at any time. But SASE is a significant architectural shift. And the market is complex and dynamic, leaving leaders lost for how to get started. Join WWT Technical Solutions Architect Brianna Sideris as she talks about how the network and security worlds are colliding to deliver Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) and how your org can prepare to take advantage of the Secure Business outcome that SASE provides. Brianna also identifies common use cases pushing SASE and SSE architectures front and center, the implications those strategies have on enterprise infrastructure and practical steps you can take to make it all work.

SASE remains a major architectural shift with many components -- zero trust network architecture (ZTNA), cloud access security broker (CASB), SD-WAN, and now a new term: Security Service Edge (SSE). For adoption to be truly successful, engineering teams must explore hands-on how different solutions address SSE and how they integrate into broader SASE architectures. Use our Advanced Technology Center (ATC) to launch SSE integration labs on-demand, bookmark helpful content for reference, follow related topics to curate content specific to your needs, and connect directly with WWT technical experts.

Since Gartner introduced the term Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) in 2019, organizations have been trying to figure out what this merging of network and security architectures means for their organizations. The rapid disappearance of the boundary between private networks and public networks has caused organizations to accelerate their SASE Journey. We aim to take you through a journey of how WWT envisions the SASE implementation and what its important pillars are both on the Network and Security front. We are going to showcase Cisco's comprehensive SASE offerings and solutions in action realizing this vision. Attendees will have the chance to win multiple prizes during the presentation!

Since Gartner introduced the term Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) in 2019, technology leaders have been trying to figure out what this merging of network and security architectures means for their organizations. In this episode of TEC37, we dig into the evolution of SASE, how it works and some considerations when evaluating SASE solutions. Join host Robb Boyd as he speaks with WWT's Mike Schmidt, Security Architect; Michael Pfeiffer, Cloud Networking Architect; and Jordan Martin, Networking Architect. They'll discuss how the worlds of networking and security have collided to meet the technology needs of today's large organizations.

To achieve a competitive advantage, organizations can't just move to the cloud. They often need to leverage the capabilities of multiple clouds. But this requires adopting new architectures for multicloud connectivity and security. In this episode of TEC37, we explore how secure access service edge (SASE) can help. Join host Robb Boyd as he speaks with WWT's Neil Anderson, Senior Director of Network Solutions, and Bill Thompson, Director of Global Solutions Development. They'll discuss how SASE can enable multicloud adoption.

The cloud, remote work, evolving working habits and an increasingly technology savvy workforce has changed how and where people are connecting to applications and critical resources. These changes are forcing enterprise networks to change to provide secure access. In this episode of WWT's Public Sector Tech Talk Series, we will be joined by Palo Alto Networks to explain how the network and security worlds are colliding to deliver Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) and how government agencies at the federal, state, and local levels can prepare to take advantage of the Secure Business outcome that SASE provides.

We first developed the Advanced Technology Center (ATC) as a place for people to get their hands on cutting edge technology. Now we're unlocking this ecosystem and putting all the research, results, tools and expertise in the hands of customers and partners everywhere around the world. Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) is a very popular technology, with many vendors wanting to ride the success and marketing. But what is real and what is marketing? Navigating the offers can be confusing and complex. SASE merges networking and security, which can be disruptive to organizational structures and decision making. This event will walk through how the network and security worlds are colliding to deliver Secure Access Service Edge (SASE), and how you can use the ATC to more rapidly choose the right architecture and accelerate business outcomes associated with SASE.

Grab a quick dose of deep expertise with the WWT Expert series. In each episode, our host poses topical questions to a WWT Expert. Learn about the business solutions these experts have created, the technologies they've mastered, and the trends they're seeing in the marketplace. All in 30 minutes or less. Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) is a nascent technology, and organizations may have to go through some explorations and evolutions to define a SASE architecture that meets their needs. If you have questions or you're seeking guidance, you're in the right place! During this episode of WWT Experts, our host Sara Goellner, VP, Chief of Staff, will be joined by Traci Sever, Global Financial Security Executive with WWT and a SASE aficionado. Traci will cover today's top customer challenges and answer the questions she hears frequently about SASE. Be sure to tune in to learn from Traci's hands-on experience and expertise.

Grab a quick dose of deep expertise with the WWT Expert series. In each episode, our host poses topical questions to a WWT Expert. Learn about the business solutions these experts have created, the technologies they've mastered and the trends they're seeing in the marketplace. All in 30 minutes or less. What is Security Service Edge (SSE)? Simply think of it as the unified security services slice of the SASE pizza. Gartner coined the SSE term to develop a path for organizations struggling to bridge the gap between their cloud-security design and WAN Service Edge design. SSE can be your organization's starting point before integrating your network and security into a unified experience with SASE. During this event, Matthew Coble will chat with SSE expert, Brianna Sideris. Brianna is passionate about helping organizations make technology decisions that simply make sense. She is a great resource for any SSE questions you may have!