Getting Started With SASE: Connect, Control and Converge With Confidence
summary
Cloud shift and remote work drive replacing MPLS backhaul with cloud-delivered networking and security, claiming direct internet access improves latency but increases exposure unless full stack protection moves to the edge. Cites Gartner metrics: 82% of leaders allow remote work, 92% use multi‑cloud and 20+ cloud services on average, and SASE’s five core functions: SD‑WAN, FWaaS, SWG, CASB, ZTNA. Warns only 5% have all five today (20% soon), recommends single‑vendor consolidation, observability, and phased, pay‑as‑you‑grow adoption.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 5:53Secure Access Service Edge
- 17:18Look for a complete, integrated architecture
- 21:00Tip #2 Consider a flexible consumption model
- 22:12Not all clouds were created equal
- 23:59Remember the importance of security efficacy
- 25:51Do SASE your way
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