Next Generation Firewall (NGFW) is an advanced security feature integrated into SD-WAN to offer threat intelligence, application control, deep packet inspection and Zero Trust access. Businesses constantly evaluate new technologies against their organisational security policy to combat the latest threats and sophisticated attacks across branch office and remote users. One of the most commonly discussed […]

SD-WAN vendors connect to AWS Cloud through Transit Gateway Connect, Direct Connect or traditional VPN. Transit Gateway Connect is becoming the optimal choice due to its scalability and simplified configuration options. The need to establish connectivity between geographically separated branches and offices has led to the rise of Software-Defined Wide Area Networks. The legacy solution

SD-WAN and SASE are complementary – SD-WAN handles network access and performance, whilst SASE adds more advanced security features. Don’t be confused by false choices: It’s not SD WAN vs. SASE, but SD WAN and SASE. Many IT vendors are like the proverbial hardware store that only sells one kind of tool: when all you

uCPE replaces legacy CPE with a single, virtualisation-capable device, enabling cost-efficient deployment for both SD WAN and SASE. What is uCPE? uCPE, which is an acronym for Universal Customer Premises Equipment, was designed to replace legacy hardware Customer Premises Equipment, or CPE. Previously, network functions and services had to be stored on physical Edge devices,

Direct Internet Access (DIA) enhances SD-WAN performance with symmetrical speeds, SLAs, making it ideal for enterprises prioritising uptime and application quality over cost-effective broadband options. When IT teams consider their options across SD WAN deployments, direct Internet access is a fundamental component that will impact uptime and application performance across latency and jitter. Table of

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The top 10 benefits of SD-WAN are: Public Cloud Access  Leveraging Internet Services  Multi-Cloud Capabilities Integration with SASE  Traffic Prioritisation Simplified Deployment Enhanced Remote Access  Network Optimisation Advanced Reporting Capabilities Cost Efficiency Why IT Decision Makers Need to Understand SD-WAN Benefits SD-WAN fundamentally changes the way an organisation’s network architecture is controlled, managed, optimised, and

Hybrid WAN adoption is driven by the flexibility that combining SD-WAN and traditional network connections can provide. When it comes to designing and building a modern wide area network (WAN) architecture, several new and traditional technologies are available to build the most appropriate and cost-effective solution for your organisation. Today, SD WAN often serves as

The top 10 problems that arise with SD-WAN to consider are: Configuration Complexity Deployment Challenges Management Overhead Underlay Network Latency Jitter Problems Security Concerns Scalability Issues Interoperability with Legacy Systems Quality of Service (QoS) Management Cost Management Businesses are increasingly opting to utilise Software Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) solutions to improve their network performance,

Deploying Meraki SD-WAN with MPLS enables the performance of SLAs with SD-WAN’s dynamic traffic management and policy-based routing. As one of the first cloud-managed, orchestration-based routing platforms, Cisco Meraki was in a prime position to have an SD WAN offering from the beginning. Unlike a lot of other companies, when Meraki started rolling out SD