Securing Hybrid SAP Environments with SASE

Software-defined wide area networking (SD-WAN) is widely adopted by businesses as a cost-effective means of connecting branch offices to data centers, SaaS, and cloud-based applications.

SD-WAN provides centralized network control – it abstracts and automates tasks traditionally programmed manually on individual edge devices. The SD-WAN architecture adds a network overlay, allowing IT to remotely manage, configure, secure, and monitor most WAN aspects, including network traffic and edge devices. 

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