Best Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) Software of 2024

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    Cloudflare Reviews
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    Cloudflare

    Cloudflare

    $20 per website
    1,439 Ratings
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    Cloudflare is the foundation of your infrastructure, applications, teams, and software. Cloudflare protects and ensures the reliability and security of your external-facing resources like websites, APIs, applications, and other web services. It protects your internal resources, such as behind-the firewall applications, teams, devices, and devices. It is also your platform to develop globally scalable applications. Your website, APIs, applications, and other channels are key to doing business with customers and suppliers. It is essential that these resources are reliable, secure, and performant as the world shifts online. Cloudflare for Infrastructure provides a complete solution that enables this for everything connected to the Internet. Your internal teams can rely on behind-the-firewall apps and devices to support their work. Remote work is increasing rapidly and is putting a strain on many organizations' VPNs and other hardware solutions.
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    Twingate Reviews

    Twingate

    Twingate

    $10 per user per month
    67 Ratings
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    The way we work has changed. People can now work anywhere and not only from their office. Applications are now hosted in the cloud and not on-premise. The company network perimeter is now distributed across the internet. Traditional, network-centric VPNs for remote access are not only difficult to maintain and outdated, but also expose businesses to security risks. It is expensive and time-consuming to purchase, deploy, and maintain VPN infrastructure. Hackers can expose entire networks if they are unable to secure access at the application level. Twingate allows organizations to quickly implement a zero trust network that is more secure than VPNs. Twingate is a cloud-based service that allows IT teams to quickly set up a software-defined perimeter without having to change infrastructure. It also centrally manages user access to internal apps, no matter if they are in the cloud or on-prem.
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    Perimeter 81 Reviews

    Perimeter 81

    Perimeter 81

    $8 per user per month
    1 Rating
    Perimeter 81, a SaaS-based solution that provides customized networking and the highest level of cloud security, is revolutionizing how organizations use network security. Perimeter 81 simplifies secure network, cloud, and application access for modern and distributed workforce with an integrated solution that gives companies of all sizes the ability to be securely mobile and cloud-confident. Perimeter 81's cloud-based, user-centric Secure Network as a service is not like hardware-based firewalls and VPN technology. It uses the Zero Trust and Software Defined Perimeter security models. It offers greater network visibility, seamless integration with all major cloud providers, and seamless onboarding.
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    Zscaler Reviews
    Zscaler, the creator of Zero Trust Exchange, uses the most powerful security cloud on the planet in order to make doing business and navigating changes easier, faster, and more productive. Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange allows for fast, secure connections. It also allows employees to work anywhere via the internet as their corporate network. It is based on the zero trust principle that least-privileged access and provides comprehensive security through context-based identity and policy enforcement. The Zero Trust Exchange is available in 150 data centers around the world, ensuring that your users are close to the service, as well as the cloud providers and applications they use, such Microsoft 365 and AWS. It provides unparalleled security and a great user experience, ensuring the fastest route between your users' destinations.
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    Genian NAC Reviews

    Genian NAC

    GENIANS

    $0.2 to 1 per Active Device
    Genians is a cybersecurity platform that provides full network surveillance for all connected devices. It also provides dynamic access control to ensure compliance with IT security policies. It then uses automation to orchestrate the entire security portfolio of an organization, in concert with Device Platform Intelligence (NAC), Endpoint Detection and Response(EDR), and Network Access Control (NAC) to create a highly-secure network edge. Genians ZNetwork Access Control can protect every connecting point in a variety of networking environments, such as VPN, xDSL and 5G. It also ensures least-privilege, multifactor authentication (MFA), micro-segmentation, and least-privilege. It can also be used to enhance any enterprise's Secure Access Service Edge architecture (SASE). Genians provides millions of endpoints for organizations of all sizes and industries. This includes global Fortune 500 companies, government, military, energy, finance and education.
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    Cloudbrink Reviews

    Cloudbrink

    Cloudbrink

    9.99/month
    Cloudbrink's secure access service boosts employee productivity and morale. For IT and business leaders whose remote employees cannot be fully productive due to inconsistent network performance, Cloudbrink’s HAaaS is a high-performance zero-trust access service that delivers a lightning-fast, in-office experience to the modern hybrid workforce anywhere. Unlike traditional ZTNA and VPN solutions that trade off security for user performance, frustrate employees, and slow productivity, Cloudbrink’s service secures user connections and solves the end-to-end performance issues that other solutions fail to address. Cloudbrink's Automated Moving Target Defense security is ahead of any other secure access solution. Rated by Gartner as the "future of security", Cloudbrink is leading the way. By constantly changing the attack surface, it is significantly harder to identify and attack a Cloudbrink user's connection. ==> Certificates are rotated every 8 hours or less ==> There are no fixed PoPs - users connect to three temporary FAST edges ==> The mid-mile path is constantly changed If you are looking for the fastest most secure remote access connectivity solution, you have found it with Cloudbrink.
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    SafeGuard Cyber Reviews
    SafeGuard Cyber is a SaaS security platform providing cloud-native defense for critical cloud communication applications that organizations are increasingly reliant upon, such as Microsoft Teams, Slack, Zoom, Salesforce, and social media.  A blind-spot is growing for security operations as adoption of these tools increases, creating more risk and vulnerability to ransomware, business compromise, and confidential information leakage. Email security lacks the ability to both create visibility outside of email, and primarily defend against malicious files and links. CASB/SASE solutions are difficult to deploy and manage, and the control function is typically left “open” to prevent false positives from affecting business productivity Our platform’s agentless architecture creates a portable security layer wherever your workforce communicates, no matter the device or network. Manage day-to-day business communication risk extending beyond email and into enterprise collaboration applications. Secure your business by protecting the human attack vector from advanced social engineering and targeted threats.
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    Cato Networks Reviews

    Cato Networks

    Cato Networks

    $1.00/year
    Cato allows customers to transform their WAN to support digital business. Cato SASE Cloud, a global converged cloud native service, securely and optimally connects all branches and datacenters, people, clouds, and clouds. Cato can be deployed gradually to replace or augment existing network services and security points. Gartner has introduced Secure Access Service Edge (SASE), a new category of enterprise networking. SASE combines SD-WAN and network security points solutions (FWaaS. CASB. SWG. and ZTNA) into a single, cloud-native service. Network access was previously implemented using point solutions that were expensive and complicated. This hampered IT agility. SASE allows enterprises to reduce the time it takes to develop new products, get them to market and adapt to changing business conditions or the competitive environment.
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    FlexPrem SD-WAN Reviews

    FlexPrem SD-WAN

    XRoads Networks

    $99 per month
    ZeroOutages is a cloud connectivity and firewall provider. Our products include our SDWAN FlexPrem services as well as SASE cloud firewall services called ORION. Our cloud firewall services combine the best of breed SDWAN and Network Security Services into a single solution. ZeroOutages is an innovative disruptor in the SDWAN space and has been awarded multiple top ten awards. SDN News called ZeroOutages the "standard" in SD-WAN. Our services are designed to provide reliable and smooth network connectivity. Our virtual IP service ensures that network applications continue to work even when the primary Internet connection is lost. Our patented session-based, link aggregation technology allows this to be achieved. Our service can transform mission critical traffic in seconds. This prevents dropped VoIP calls and web sessions from being lost. It also saves end-users the hassle of re-logging in.
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    NordLayer Reviews

    NordLayer

    NordLayer

    $8 per user per month
    Network access security that scales with your business — NordLayer secures your organization’s traffic and data to provide your colleagues with safe, reliable, remote access.
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    SonicWall Cloud Edge Secure Access Reviews
    SonicWall Cloud Edge Secure Access was designed to meet the needs of any business, on-prem or cloud. It provides simple network-as a-service for site to site and hybrid cloud connectivity with Zero Trust and Least Privilege security in one integrated offering. Many organizations must look beyond traditional perimeter-based network security. Remote workers are more important than ever and require secure access to hybrid cloud resources. SonicWall's cost-effective, simple and cost-effective Zero Trust and Least Privilege security strategy can help companies respond to the increasing attack surface and prevent the lateral movement or internal or external threats. Cloud Edge Secure Access, in partnership to Perimeter 81 prevents unauthorized users accessing the network and allows trusted users access only what they need. Easily authenticate any user, any device, and any location quickly.
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    FortiSASE Reviews
    SASE is the future for converged security, networking and networking. The Fortinet platform is ready to embrace SASE, from ZTNA, SWG, and cloud-delivered NGFW. FortiSASE, Fortinet's cloud-based, scalable service, is powered by FortiOS innovations for decades. FortiGuard Labs AI driven Threat Intelligence provides best-in-class security. It also protects modern hybrid workers and all edges. As networks expand beyond the WAN edge, to thin branch networks and to the cloud, traditional hub-and-spoke infrastructure models centered on the corporate data center are beginning to fail. To support dynamic, secure internet access for "work from anywhere", a new networking and security strategy is needed that combines security and network functions with WAN capabilities. Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) is the name of this strategy.
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    Prisma Access Reviews

    Prisma Access

    Palo Alto Networks

    Secure access service edge (SASE), for branch offices, retail locations, and mobile users. Cloud transformation in your organization is changing how users access applications and how you provide security protection. You must enable secure access, protect users, applications, and control data from anywhere. Multiple point products were the standard approach but they are expensive and complicated and can leave security gaps. The secure access service edge (SASE) is the new way to go. Palo Alto Networks has set the standard for Prisma Access. Prisma access delivers the networking and security organizations need in a purposely built cloud-delivered infrastructure. PrismaAccess uses a common cloud infrastructure that provides protection from more than 100+ locations in over 76 countries. Customers can manage their security policies using their own cloud instances. This provides privacy isolation and anonymity.
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    Cisco SD-WAN Reviews
    Cisco SD-WAN (formerly Viptela). Any user, any app, anywhere in the globe. SD-WAN, also known as wide-area networking (WAN), is a software-defined method of managing the wide-area network. Intent-based networking can be extended to branch, WAN, or cloud. Connect any user to any app. Our industry-leading multicloud transformation solution offers integrated capabilities for security and unified communications as well as application optimization. Optimizing cloud and on-premises applications with real-time analytics, visibility and control can increase user productivity. Secure access service edge (SASE) provides security for users, devices, applications, and devices. It also provides embedded or cloud security. Cloud management can be centralized to make it easier to deploy SD-WAN security and policy across thousands of sites. Cloud-first architecture allows you to connect any user to any app, anywhere, anytime.
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    iboss Reviews
    The iboss Zero Trust Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) redefines network security architecture for modern businesses, enabling secure, direct-to-cloud connections that prioritize safety and speed. At its core, iboss Zero Trust SASE enforces strict access controls, ensuring that only authenticated and authorized users and devices can access network resources, regardless of their location. This is achieved through a comprehensive suite of security services that operate under the principle of "never trust, always verify," including advanced threat protection & malware defense, data loss prevention (DLP), CASB, RBI, ZTNA, and real-time inspection of encrypted traffic. Built in the cloud, iboss Zero Trust SASE provides unparalleled visibility across all user activities and sensitive data transactions, facilitating a secure digital transformation. This allows organizations to adopt a more flexible, perimeter-less security model that supports the dynamic work environments of today's workforce. With iboss Zero Trust SASE, businesses can confidently embrace cloud technologies and mobile working without compromising on security, ensuring a balance between productivity and protection in the ever-evolving cyber landscape.
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    ZTEdge Reviews
    ZTEdge, a Secure Access Service Edge platform (SASE), is designed for mid-sized enterprises. It reduces complexity, cyber-risk, and improves productivity at half the price of other Zero Trust solutions. ZTEdge provides MSSPs with a comprehensive cloud security platform that delivers Zero Trust capabilities to customers. Secure Access Service Edge (SASE), a cost-effective solution, is designed to simplify service delivery. You can rest assured that your organization is protected with Zero Trust security. To prevent malware spreading throughout your organization, devices must be isolated from threats. ZTEdge's innovative networking approach is the future of corporate networking.
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    Barracuda CloudGen WAN Reviews
    Access the Microsoft Global Network backbone to get fast, seamless site-to site and cloud connections. All CloudGen WAN devices can be deployed without any local expertise. Plug them in, and they will self-configure. CloudGen WAN eliminates latency, bandwidth shortfalls and other issues that can affect the performance of apps like Office 365. CloudGen WAN is not just another SD-WAN solution. You can create an automated cloud-based network using the Microsoft Global Network. CloudGen WAN, the result of a joint development project by Microsoft and Barracuda is the only global secure SDWAN service built on Azure. It's a single, unified solution that allows you to provide seamless, secure connectivity to all your locations, as well as all your cloud-based resources. You can harness the power of cloud computing to create a modern, high-performance network.
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    Skyhigh Security Security Service Edge (SSE) Reviews
    Skyhigh Security Security Service Edge is the security fabric that delivers data, threat protection, and other information to any location. This allows you to provide secure direct-to internet access for your distributed workforce. This transformation results in a cloud-delivered Secure Access Service Edge, (SASE), that converges connectivity with security to reduce cost and complexity, while increasing speed and agility for your workforce. Skyhigh Security Security Service Edge is a fast and secure SASE that integrates with industry-leading SD-WAN solutions. Skyhigh Security Security Service Edge's unified approach for data protection gives you complete control and visibility from the device to the cloud. Allow for unified data protection policies, incident management, and cost savings.
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    Proofpoint Secure Access Reviews
    You will find a better way of connecting remote employees, customers, partners, and employees to your cloud infrastructure and datacenters. This includes tighter security, superior user experience, and reduced IT management. Proofpoint Secure Access provides audited, segmented, and verified access for all types of users. This eliminates the need to grant access that is too permissive, slow connections, and endless administration. Convenient User Experience – Allows you to access authorized applications from anywhere with one, always-on connection. To optimize performance, the cloud-native encrypted overlay network includes global PoPs. Total Visibility and Central Management - IT is freed from the burden of managing rules and troubleshooting issues across multiple appliances.
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    Todyl Security Platform Reviews
    The Todyl Security Platform removes the complexity, cost, as well as the challenges, of ever-growing security systems. Our cloud-first, single agent platform allows you to manage your security and network. You'll be connected and protected in minutes. You will also have unmatched visibility and control over all your environments. Instead of managing products, build a comprehensive security program. The Todyl Security Platform combines prevention, detection, response and unification of SIEM, EDR + NGAV, SIEM, MXDR and GRC. It is a cloud-first platform. Todyl simplifies operations and empowers your team to deliver high-quality security while simplifying compliance administration. Users can connect securely to company networks, clouds and SaaS apps from anywhere in the world thanks to the Secure Global Network™, which is powered by the Cloud Platform.
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    Secucloud Reviews
    Secucloud GmbH is active worldwide as a provider of high-availability cyber-security solutions, offering a cloud-based security-as-a-service platform particularly for providers. The Elastic Cloud Security System 2 (ECS2) is available to a wide range market and target groups, including mobile communications & landline users, small businesses & homes, SMEs, and allows them to access enterprise-level security solutions. This platform is easy to use and doesn't require any hardware or proprietary appliances. It can support more than 100 million connected users. Secucloud is at forefront of cyber security and has built strong partnerships over the years with industry leaders, combining their expertise to its own internal innovation cycles. Secucloud is well-positioned to fight an ever-changing landscape of cyber threats.
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    Forcepoint ONE Reviews
    Forcepoint ONE is the first SASE platform to start with data-first SASE. Cloud-native platform that protects data anywhere and allows secure access anywhere. Bring data security anywhere to empower productivity. Forcepoint ONE provides secure access to the cloud, private apps, and web. It also allows you to maintain continuous control of your data. Allow users to work wherever they choose and however they like - securely. CASB, ZTNA, and SWG offer security in the cloud and on the web, and protect access to private apps via both agent-based deployment and agentless deployment. This ensures productivity, while data remains safe on any device. To lower operating costs and take advantage of the AWS hyperscaler, move to a unified service. Forcepoint Insights gives you real-time economic values based on your security posture. Protect sensitive data online, in the cloud, and in private apps. Use the principle of least privilege when implementing identity-based access controls.
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    VMware SD-WAN Reviews
    VMware SD-WAN (formerly VeloCloud), goes beyond the basics to provide a complete SASE solution that supports enterprises' move to the cloud. It ensures mission-critical applications are available and run efficiently from any location, whether it is at home, work, or the internet. Unifying security and networking streamlines operations and reduces support complexity. It provides comprehensive security by unifying network and endpoint identities, as well as cloud security control points. It is designed with a cloud-first approach to operational efficiency and future readiness. This simplifies connectivity to cloud and SaaS applications. Your enterprise branch office network is experiencing technical and business demands due to the proliferation of critical apps, cloud services, and mobile devices. VMware SD-WAN addresses these needs by reliably increasing bandwidth, delivering direct cloud access and enabling seamless service insertion.
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    Symantec Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) Reviews
    SASE is a vision that combines converged technologies to improve network performance, security, and accessibility for users who can be anywhere and use any device. Symantec can help your achieve digital transformation and SASE by providing low-latency internet and cloud access as well as a full range of integrated network security capabilities. Cloud-delivered network security service that enforces consistent web and cloud application security policies and compliance policies for all users, regardless their location or device. Protect your data from being lost or stolen at the service edge. Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), technology protects your applications and resources against unauthorized access, network-based attack, and lateral movement.
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    Sangfor Access Reviews
    Cloud-based SASE to connect branch offices and remote users. Sangfor Access, a native cloud-based SASE, is designed to securely connect branch offices or remote users to business apps. Branch offices can use their existing routers, or Sangfor SIER to make SD-WAN connectivity available to all traffic routes to Sangfor Access. Remote users can install a lightweight client onto their laptop to allow all traffic routes to Sangfor Access. Sangfor Access caters to three main pillars: identity, access, security, and networking. Sangfor Access will first verify user identity through authentication and then only allow access to authorized business apps based on preconfigured policies or user profiles. Sangfor Access provides remote users and branches with 24x7 protection against known and unknown threats, including ransomware, malware, phishing, and malware. It also has audit capabilities that allow you to monitor for misuse of corporate applications.
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Overview of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) Software

Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) software is a cloud-based security platform that provides organizations with the ability to securely connect users, applications, and resources. SASE solutions are designed to provide businesses with the most secure networks possible while reducing the cost of ownership and complexity associated with security management.

The success of SASE depends on three components: an organization’s cloud environment, its edge gateway, and its secure access service. The cloud component is used to provision secure remote access for end users via a single, unified dashboard. This allows IT administrators to control user access and security policies from any location. The edge gateway component serves as a coordinating point between internal networks and external networks such as the internet. It also filters out malicious traffic before it can reach your internal network or data assets. Last but not least, the secure access service component provides highly encrypted connections for both wired and wireless devices such as laptops, tablets, phones, etc., giving employees access to their work network without sacrificing speed or security.

Overall, deploying a SASE solution offers several benefits over traditional methods of connectivity such as VPNs which are typically more costly and complex to manage: reduced latency due to its direct connection paths; increased scalability due to its cloud-native design; improved visibility into threats by using advanced machine learning algorithms; centralized policy enforcement via the cloud dashboards; better compliance with regulatory standards; more efficient use of bandwidth due to traffic optimization capabilities; decreased costs associated with hardware procurement/maintenance, etc.

In conclusion, Secure Access Service Edge software is an innovative technology that offers organizations improved agility in managing their cybersecurity needs while allowing them greater control over their data assets in today's ever-changing security landscape. It offers a comprehensive solution for businesses that want to protect their networks from both internal and external threats and increase the efficiency of their information systems.

Why Use Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) Software?

  1. Improved Security: SASE software provides more robust, secure access to applications, information, and networks. It combines industry-leading security services such as encryption, authentication, authorization, identity management, and microsegmentation into a single platform. This allows for streamlined control of access rights and the prevention of malicious or unauthorized activity.
  2. Enhanced Visibility & Compliance: SASE software gives organizations visibility into who is accessing its applications and data from what devices. This makes it easier to enforce compliance with internal policies as well as applicable regulations and standards. Furthermore, this visibility can help organizations identify risks quickly so that appropriate measures can be taken address them in a timely manner.
  3. Increased Efficiency & Cost Savings: By combining multiple security functions into one package, organizations save on both operational expenses (OPEX) and capital expenses (CAPEX). Additionally, since SASE uses cloud-based infrastructure rather than traditional hardware solutions like firewalls and VPNs it reduces maintenance costs while providing more efficient access to resources over both wired and wireless connections.
  4. Improved User Experiences: Since users don’t have to juggle different passwords or constantly authenticate themselves when using SASE software they get frictionless experiences across all their devices regardless of how they are connected to the network, wired or wireless using either corporate or public connections, which means faster access times for everyone involved.

Why Is Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) Software Important?

Secure access service edge (SASE) software provides organizations with a comprehensive security solution that can protect their network infrastructure and cloud applications from potential cyber threats. The technology, which features a suite of products, is designed to help improve overall security posture while also simplifying network management. As IT environments become more complex and distributed, SASE solutions are becoming increasingly important to ensure the safety and reliability of critical services.

The primary benefit of SASE software is its ability to provide unified connectivity for users, whether they’re accessing the corporate network from inside or outside of the office environment. As businesses move towards more flexible working patterns with higher levels of remote access, it’s essential that secure connections are maintained at all times, something only SASE solutions can provide. By ensuring that all users have authenticated access to the corporate environment (regardless of where they are based) businesses benefit from greatly improved visibility across their networks while reducing risk associated with unauthorized user behaviour.

In addition to offering strong authentication protocols and encryption, modern SASE software can also facilitate access control between different departments within an organization by incorporating identity-based authorization tools. This allows companies to limit data sharing between teams as necessary without compromising usability; an invaluable asset in larger organizations where restrictive data governance regulations must be followed. When combined with advanced analytics capabilities such as automated detection and protocol analysis (both offered by many leading vendors) these same policies help prevent malware infections by quickly spotting suspicious activity before further damage is caused.

As businesses continue to expand geographically or migrate systems into cloud infrastructures such as AWS or Azure, having a single platform that provides unified protection across multiple locations has become increasingly necessary for successful digital transformation projects; something which only secure access service edge (SASE) software can provide. By providing robust authentication protocols throughout every branch in a wide area network combined with automated threat detection capabilities, threats can be mitigated early on before any serious disruption occurs; allowing companies everywhere to stay one step ahead when it comes to cyber security challenges.

Features Offered by Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) Software

  1. Zero-Trust Network Access: SASE software provides Zero-Trust Network Access (ZTNA), which is an approach to network security that does not trust any user or entity by default. This means that all access attempts must be authenticated and authorized before being granted access to the network.
  2. Unified Security: SASE software combines multiple security functions, such as authentication, authorization, encryption, malware protection, and traffic analysis, into a single platform for improved visibility and control of the network perimeter. It also helps organizations comply with various industry security standards through unified policy enforcement and reporting.
  3. Multi Cloud Connectivity: SASE software provides multi cloud connectivity which allows users to securely connect their on-premises environment to multiple public clouds such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP) etc., enabling seamless access of applications hosted in these cloud providers from any location across the globe.
  4. Virtual Private Networking (VPN): SASE software offers virtual private networking capabilities that allow remote users to securely access corporate resources over the internet without needing a dedicated physical connection between the local site and the corporate network environment. VPN tunnels are encrypted end-to-end providing secure communication channels even when connecting via public networks like WiFI hotspots or cellular networks.
  5. Dynamic Application Control: Sase software enables administrators to configure granular policies for applications based on their risk profiles as well as user identity characteristics or usage patterns in order to protect sensitive data from malicious activity or leakage due to unapproved apps used without permission by employees or hackers exploiting outdated versions of vulnerable applications running on organization devices.
  6. Comprehensive Reporting & Auditing: The comprehensive reporting capabilities provided by sase platforms offer both real time monitoring and historical logs allowing organizations complete visibility into their security posture from one central platform along with audit trails for compliance purposes which can be triggered manually or scheduled automatically depending upon administrators preferences.
  7. Automated Threat Detection: Artificial intelligence (AI) based automated threat detection capabilities are included in sase software to continuously monitor user activity and detect any suspicious or malicious behavior before it penetrates the networks security controls. This helps in identifying and responding swiftly to potential threats or other anomalies that could potentially cause data breaches.

What Types of Users Can Benefit From Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) Software?

  • Businesses: Many organizations require secure access to computing resources, applications, and the internet. With SASE software, companies can provide secure user access from any location using industry-standard protocols.
  • Remote Employees: SASE software provides remote employees with secure network access regardless of where they are located. They can work securely on their preferred device without worrying about their data being compromised.
  • Healthcare Professionals: The healthcare industry is subject to stringent privacy regulations. With a SASE solution, healthcare professionals can securely connect to medical records and other patient information while ensuring compliance with patient privacy laws.
  • Education Institutions: Educational institutions need secure access services that protect student data while providing easy access to educational materials and resources. SASE solutions enable students, faculty, and staff to use their preferred devices while maintaining the expected levels of security throughout the network infrastructure.
  • Government Agencies: Governments depend on strong cyber security measures in order to keep sensitive data safe from hackers and unauthorized persons. SASE software helps government agencies maintain security across complex networks by providing secure remote access for authorized personnel without sacrificing performance or availability of services.
  • Telecom Operators: Telecom operators have a need for more efficient bandwidth management in order to keep up with increased demands for high speed internet connections from customers around the world. A SASE solution simplifies connectivity across network topologies by reducing latency resulting in improved performance for users worldwide.
  • Financial Organizations: Financial organizations need secure access to their applications and data for business continuity and compliance with financial regulations. SASE software allows them to maintain a secure network infrastructure while providing easy, on demand access for authorized personnel.
  • Small Businesses: Small businesses often lack the resources necessary to implement complex security solutions. SASE simplifies secure access by providing an easy-to-use platform that can be quickly deployed without requiring extensive IT resources or expertise.

How Much Does Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) Software Cost?

The cost of secure access service edge (SASE) software can depend on a number of factors, including the size and scope of the company or organization purchasing the software, as well as the level of security and features needed. In general, a basic SASE package can range anywhere from $500 to several thousand dollars annually, while more robust solutions may cost up to tens of thousands depending on customization requirements. Companies may also opt for pay-as-you-go plans that are billed per user each month or annual bundles with discounts based on quantity. When selecting an SASE provider and plan, it is important to think about future needs as well so you don't have to upgrade too soon. Additionally, many providers offer flexible payment options and free demos so you can try out their solution before making a purchase decision.

Risks To Consider With Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) Software

The risks associated with SASE software include:

  • Lack of visibility into traffic flow, which can lead to unauthorized access and potential data breaches.
  • Increased complexity when managing multiple vendors, as the overlapping networks can create blind spots and confusion in monitoring.
  • Security gaps due to the fragmentation caused by a lack of standardization across both on-premise and cloud applications and services.
  • Insufficient authentication measures or failure to secure privileged user access which could grant unauthorized users access to sensitive data.
  • The risk of misconfiguration or abuse by malicious actors who exploit weaknesses in SASE configurations.
  • Inadequate measures for identifying compromised equipment which can allow attackers to remain undetected while they gain access to critical systems and resources.

Types of Software That Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) Software Integrates With

Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) software can integrate with a variety of different types of software. Firewalls and other security solutions, such as antivirus, intrusion detection, and network analytics tools are all examples of the type of software that can be integrated with SASE. In addition to security tools, enterprise-level application access control systems may also be compatible with SASE in order to provide users secure access to their applications without exposing their data or systems to unnecessary risks.

Finally, cloud-based storage solutions such as Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services are able to integrate with SASE for secure file transfer over the internet. By integrating a wide range of different types of software into its platform, SASE provides an effective layer of comprehensive protection from external threats while still allowing users the freedom and flexibility they need to get their work done quickly and securely.

Questions To Ask Related To Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) Software

  1. How does this SASE software protect from potential threats and vulnerabilities?
  2. Does the SASE software have an integrated feature set or is it necessary to add additional components?
  3. What type of authentication methods are available with the SASE software, such as multi-factor authentication or single sign-on (SSO)?
  4. Does the SASE software provide granular control over user access levels?
  5. Are there any service level agreements for uptime and response times?
  6. Is a cloud platform required in order to benefit fully from the capabilities of this SASE software, or can it be operated on premises as well?
  7. What types of devices will work with the SASE software—does it integrate with mobile devices, laptops, routers, and other endpoints?
  8. How quickly can new users be added/deleted from the system using the SASE software?
  9. Is there dedicated support for this product so I can get assistance if something goes wrong or I need guidance at any point along the way?
  10. What costs are associated with this solution? Do I need to purchase licenses for each user or device that needs access to protected resources?