Distributed work
Users access applications from many locations.
SASE combines wide-area connectivity and cloud-delivered security capabilities around the access needs of users, devices and applications.
A conceptual sequence used to explain the service, not a customer deployment.
An architectural approach that brings selected networking and security functions into a cloud-delivered service model.
Identity-led access
Secure web and private-application access
WAN and branch integration
Central policy and operational visibility
Users access applications from many locations.
Traffic patterns no longer centre on one data centre.
Network and security controls need a shared direction.
Users connect through policy designed around identity and context.
Selected controls can follow users beyond the office.
WAN and security decisions are considered together.
Access and events can share an operating view.
Understand users, locations, applications and current traffic paths.
Select the first access patterns and controls to modernise.
Define policy, integration, resilience and operating ownership.
Introduce the architecture in controlled stages.
SASE is an architecture that combines selected networking and cloud-delivered security capabilities; the implementation depends on the chosen design.
Not necessarily. Existing controls, application locations and transition requirements determine the target architecture.
Describe the current environment, the change you are considering and what the result must support.