The CIO’s Guide to SASE Planning
Driving the future of work through enterprise-wide SASE
The convergence of networking and network security as a single cloud service, secure access service edge (SASE), represents an opportunity to free organizations from the limitations of legacy hardware-based, data center-centric architectures. By removing the barriers to digital transformation, SASE increases the rate at which organizations can empower their hybrid workforces. SASE allows you to move on cloud initiatives and transform branch offices, preparing you to respond to rapid change.
Read the e-book, “Driving the future of work through enterprise-wide SASE,” and gain knowledge and insights to help you successfully navigate your organization through the transition to SASE. Insights include:
Whether you're a veteran CIO or an aspiring IT leader, if you're interested in gaining a strategic perspective of how your organization can benefit from SASE and what it takes to get there, this guide is for you.
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