Results for: SASE

Your AI Policy Won’t Stop This. Here’s What Does.
Cloud Security SD-WAN and SASE Zero Trust Access Management
Tomer Mulvidzon 05.08.26

A step-by-step walkthrough of what AI governance looks like when it’s technically enforced, not written on paper. Your acceptable use policy says something like: “employees must not share sensitive company data with AI tools.” Someone signed it last quarter. Then they opened ChatGPT, typed a customer name and a contract value into a prompt, and […]

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The Future of Cybersecurity: Shlomo Kramer’s Bold Predictions for the SASE Era
Web Security
GlobalDots 04.12.24

What does the next decade of cybersecurity hold? Few can answer that better than Shlomo Kramer—co-founder of Check Point and Imperva, and founder & CEO of Cato Networks. In a candid conversation on the CloudNext podcast, Shlomo shared bold predictions and actionable strategies for navigating the challenges and opportunities ahead. From the rise of SASE […]

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MPLS Upgrade for the Modern Enterprise
SD-WAN and SASE
GlobalDots 30.03.21

Modern enterprises now have alternatives to MPLS that are more flexible and just as reliable for building a WAN.

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SD-WAN or SASE: The Power is in the Platform
SD-WAN and SASE
GlobalDots 30.03.21

The Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) is a comprehensive platform that blends SD-WAN with security and remote access many other capabilities to meet whatever challenges you face today and, tomorrow.

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Why Remote Workforce and Legacy Security Architectures Don’t Mix
SD-WAN and SASE
GlobalDots 30.03.21

With users working remotely, IT organizations still need the same level of security controls and visibility. But delivering those capabilities can’t be done by compromising application performance.

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SASE vs. SD-WAN: Achieving Cloud-Native WAN Security
SD-WAN and SASE
GlobalDots 30.03.21

If SD-WAN gained traction for its flexible connectivity options, then SASE will be defined by its ability to seamlessly deliver full security to every edge on the network.

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