Secure Access Service Edge (SASE)

SWG protects organizations by filtering web traffic, blocking threats like malware, enforcing policies, and ensuring secure internet access.

ZTNA enforces secure remote access by verifying user identity and device compliance, granting access to specific apps without exposing the entire network.

CASB monitors, secures, and manages cloud apps by enforcing policies, protecting data, enabling compliance, and blocking threats across platforms.

FWaaS provides cloud-based firewall protection, securing networks by filtering traffic, blocking threats, and enabling scalable security management.

Where SASE is a holistic framework of security and network services, security service edge (SSE) that may not be ready to overhaul both at once.

While VPNs rely on encrypted tunnels to secure network traffic, SASE provides unified, cloud native security and network access tailored to user identity and location.

Both primary means of protecting users and data, VPNs and ZTNA differ significantly in security, management, scalability, performance, and user experience.

Today’s digital landscape requires secure, efficient, and scalable network solutions. As you evaluate your options, focus on whether they fit your evolving needs.