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Hands-On Lab Workshop: Check Point SD-WAN Lab
Join us for a hands-on look at Check Point's SD-WAN solution, which centralizes routing decisions across multiple WAN links and automatically steers traffic to the best-performing path in real time. In this workshop, you'll see how Check Point builds encrypted tunnels that connect branches, data centers, and cloud networks under a single, centrally managed security policy — improving application performance, increasing resiliency through link diversity, and replacing manual, device-by-device configuration with policy-driven routing intent managed through SmartConsole.
Post-Quantum Cryptography in Carrier Core Routing
Core routing has the hardest post-quantum migration in networking. This note gives network architects and infrastructure leaders a clear read on where Cisco, HPE Networking, and Nokia stand on PQC today, plus the near-term actions that protect backbone traffic now.
Cisco Secure Access
The Cisco Secure Access lab is your chance to get your hands on Cisco's SSE solution. During this lab, you will look at data loss prevention, unified policy, zero trust, and the benefits of quick udp internet connection. Get started today!
Cisco Observability In Practice
This learning path provides a structured introduction to network observability principles, practical strategies, and monitoring architectures across enterprise environments. Through guided articles, videos, and hands-on labs, participants will build practical knowledge of telemetry strategy, observability tool placement, and data pipeline design across data centers, cloud and edge environments, campus networks, and distributed application layers.
Post-Quantum Cryptography on WAN Technologies
For the network architects and engineers who run global WANs, post-quantum cryptography is now a deployment decision. This note covers NIST's finalized algorithms, current SD-WAN vendor readiness, performance versus classical cryptography, hybrid implementation guidance and a phased, WAN-first migration strategy.
Palo Alto Prisma Browser Lab
Palo Alto Networks Prisma Browser is an enterprise-grade, security-first web browser built on Chromium and designed to extend Zero Trust principles directly to the endpoint. Rather than relying on agents or network redirects, it embeds security controls natively into the browsing experience itself. Test capabilities and see use cases in this lab, featuring watermarking, clipboard control, login controls, phishing protection, malicious extension detection, and more.
Cisco Secure AI Factory with NVIDIA: Observability
This learning path delivers a structured exploration of network observability principles and monitoring architecture across enterprise environments. Through guided articles, videos, and hands-on labs, participants will develop meaningful insight around telemetry strategy, observability tool placement, and data pipeline design for the data center, cloud edge, campus, and distributed application layer.
SSE and SASE Market Scan Workshop
Selecting the right Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) or Security Services Edge (SSE) solution is complex. With a crowded vendor landscape and evolving business requirements, making a confident, informed decision can feel overwhelming. WWT's Market Scan approach cuts through the noise, delivering objective, research-backed insights that align technology to your business priorities and accelerate your path to the right solution.
WWT's Take on Fortinet Accelerate 2026
WWT's and Fortinet's partnership was showcased during Accelerate 2026.
Check Point Technologies, Architecture, & Deployment Models
This learning path delivers a structured exploration of Check Point's security design principles and platform deployment models across enterprise network environments. Through guided articles, videos, & a hands-on-lab, participants will develop meaningful insightst around platform selection, deployment placement, and policy design for the data center, Internet edge, campus, and branch.
Check Point SD-WAN Lab
The Check Point SD-WAN lab is a hands-on environment designed to teach how Quantum SD-WAN is configiured over an existing environment that deploys Check Point security gateways . You will explore a distributed topology that includes branch sites with multiple ISP connections, centralized management, and simulated internet and MPLS transport, then configure SD-WAN objects tunnels & monitor various parameters. The lab also emphasizes operational workflows, including policy deployment, validation, & monitoring.
Ghosted by Your Packets: The "Catfish" Edition of Your SASE Migration
In this post, we put on our digital detective hats to solve the Mystery of the Vanishing Packets. We explore how ExtraHop RevealX, together with WWT, helps you uncover the truth, surface the evidence, and ensure your security strategy is actually who it claims to be.
Hands-On Lab Workshop: Zscaler Zero Trust – Branch Connector and Airgap
Join our virtual hands-on lab to explore Zscaler's Zero Trust Branch (ZTB) platform, focusing on Branch Connector and Airgap technologies. This session demonstrates how Zscaler's modern approach moves beyond legacy network architectures to enforce least-privilege access and advanced micro-segmentation. You'll see how each endpoint is isolated, dramatically reducing the attack surface and preventing lateral movement—crucial for containing breaches and limiting internal threats.
Participants will tour the Zscaler Internet Access (ZIA), Zscaler Private Access (ZPA), and Privileged Remote Access (PRA) consoles, and observe how policies and rule sets provide granular control over user and device access for both internal (East-West) and external (North-South) traffic. The lab is read-only, but you'll be able to view all Zscaler modules and their settings in action.
Are you happy with your current SSE or SASE Solution?
Since 2019, organizations have been giving their traditional network and security setups a much needed makeover with secure access service edge (SASE) or security service edge (SSE). Recently, we've seen a growing trend of early adopters partnering with WWT to reassess their designs, with some even contemplating a switch to a completely new SASE or SSE vendor. So, what's driving this shift?
Platforms vs. Point Solutions: Perspectives from the Executive, Consultant, and Engineer
This fourth article in the 5-part series compares platforms and point solutions through the perspectives of executives, consultants and engineers. It highlights their priorities, objections and ways to overcome challenges, offering insight into how different roles contribute to finding the right balance between simplicity, flexibility and long-term cybersecurity success.