Author: Taimur Ijlal

SASE Cybersecurity Trends: Navigating the Evolution of Network Security

SASE combines SD-WAN and cybersecurity, providing flexible, cloud-based security for decentralised networks, with a focus on Zero Trust and real-time threat detection. Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) brings significant change to how companies build network safety, mixing classic boundary methods with modern identity-centred structures. SASE merges cybersecurity solutions with Wide Area Network (WAN) capabilities to […]

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Why Security Service Edge (SSE) Architecture Matters

SSE Cybersecurity

Security Service Edge (SSE) architecture combines security tools to protect users, applications, and data across any location, making it essential for hybrid and remote workforces, as well as mobile infrastructures.” As new technologies and services are developed, the way that we secure our increasing digital infrastructure mustn’t be overlooked. With hybrid and flexible work becoming

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Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) is SSE + SD-WAN (Access).

What are the differences between SASE vs SSE

SASE Cybersecurity

SSE focuses solely on cloud-based security features, such as CASB, FWaaS, SWG and ZTNA. However, SASE builds on this by coupling SSE’s security capabilities with the access of SD-WAN. Over 38% (20 million people) of the British population are now working from home at least once a week. There are many benefits to this but

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Posts by Taimur Ijlal

SASE Cybersecurity Trends: Navigating the Evolution of Network Security

Why Security Service Edge (SSE) Architecture Matters

What are the differences between SASE vs SSE