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• What are the four essential characteristics of any SASE Cloud service
• The four ways SASE will help your business
• Why service chaining, appliances or VNFs can’t replace SASE
• How Cato Cloud meets the key attributes of a SASE architecture

Cato converges a global private backbone, edge SD-WAN, security as a service, secure and optimized cloud and mobile access into a single cloud service

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Provides customers with an expert service to monitor their networks for compromised endpoints.

• Whether your peers expect network and security budgets to rise or fall in 2020.
• The biggest networking and security challenges IT professionals face.
• The reaction of early adopters to SASE. Does it really live up to the hype?
• Why enterprises really adopt SD-WAN and what they learn post adoption.
• Products or services – which adoption model is preferred for SD-WAN and why.

• The primary benefits of SD-WAN technology over traditional networks
• Why IT pros are considering SD-WAN managed services instead of SD-WAN appliances
• The most important feature in evaluating an SD-WAN managed service
• The best type of provider to deliver an SD-WAN managed service
• How Cato addresses the key points raised in Futuriom’s analysis

• Why SD-WAN won’t improve your network performance/ 
• Why reducing WAN costs isn’t a realistic goal for most SD-WAN deployment — and why that shouldn’t matter.
• When you need a provider to run your SD-WAN service. 
• What SD-WAN vendors mean when they say “security,” and why that’s still not enough security for your organization.

• What is SASE and why is it emerging today
• What are the characteristics of a SASE platform
• How SASE affects your network and network security plans
• The opportunities and pitfalls when considering SASE for your enterprise
• What SASE platforms are available today, and how to budget for them

• Global connectivity in the Asia Pacific region,
• the special case of China’s global connectivity,
• and a better approach to Asia-Pacific and China connectivity.

• Minimize latency caused by backhauling traffic
• Secure traffic without internet checkpoints and gain a fully managed suite of agile enterprise-grade network security capabilities
• Manage your entire security and networking infrastructure through one pane of glass

• Steps for categorizing sites to simplify SD-WAN deployment and management
• How to calculate Internet last-mile equivalents to MPLS access lines
• Solutions to public Internet performance problems when replacing MPLS
• Critical tips for procuring last-mile access services

It’s a detailed explanation of Cato Network’s SASE (Secure access service edge) platform by industry veteran and Cato Networks CMO, Yishay Yovel, with 25 years of experience in defining and deploying enterprise IT software solutions in the areas of security, storage, business continuity, and mobile computing.

What is SASE? The Benefits of Secure Access Service Edge

This quick 5 minute demo will show you how companies like yours can connect to and secure your traffic to and from Cloud datacenters…