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Cliente: Fortinet UK Limited
Formato: Whitepaper
Tamaño: 3,48 MB
Idioma: Inglés
Fecha: 11.12.2024
SD-WAN Toolkit: Unlocking the Secure WAN Edge: 10 Essential SD-WAN Transformation Capabilities
While software-defined wide area networks (SD-WANs) offer major performance and convenience advantages over the traditional WAN, these benefits come at the expense of centralized security from backhauling traffic through the organization’s main data center.
Vulnerabilities associated with an expanding branch network attack surface, increasing infrastructure complexity, and a rapidly evolving threat landscape call for secure networking—namely, deep integration between networking and security capabilities at a platform level. Effective SD-WAN also requires sophisticated management and orchestration capabilities for automatically selecting the best network paths based on contextual factors such as the specific application in use, business priorities, and security risks.
An effective SD-WAN solution offers distributed organizations the chance to solve networking and security problems of traditional WAN at the same. But in order to achieve that, network engineering and operations leaders should carefully compare the comprehensive capabilities of competing products against the full set of their solution needs.
Vulnerabilities associated with an expanding branch network attack surface, increasing infrastructure complexity, and a rapidly evolving threat landscape call for secure networking—namely, deep integration between networking and security capabilities at a platform level. Effective SD-WAN also requires sophisticated management and orchestration capabilities for automatically selecting the best network paths based on contextual factors such as the specific application in use, business priorities, and security risks.
An effective SD-WAN solution offers distributed organizations the chance to solve networking and security problems of traditional WAN at the same. But in order to achieve that, network engineering and operations leaders should carefully compare the comprehensive capabilities of competing products against the full set of their solution needs.