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How Secure is Your SD-WAN?

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Any SD-WAN should build a virtual overlay of encrypted tunnels between locations. The SD-WAN make configuring this mesh of tunnels simple, managing the encryption keys, creating the tunnels, and automating their full mesh setup. The most common way to deliver threat protection at a branch is to deploy a local firewall or UTM appliance.

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Cato Research Decrypts the News Behind February Security Events

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Hacked RSA rogue access points not a serious threat News that multiple access points were hacked at last months RSA security show grabbed headlines. They can know if their sites has been compromised by looking in the web access logs for attack patterns, such as “/wp-json/wp/v2/posts/1234?id=”

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23 Good-To-Know Networking Acronyms and Abbreviations

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SASE SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) converges network and security functionalities into a single cloud-based solution. SASE merges the network optimization capabilities of SD-WAN with a full security stack, including Next Generation Firewall (NGFW), Secure Web Gateway (SWG), Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), and more.

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What is Network Visibility?

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Further, because they can obscure the data from network sensors, Network Address Translation (NAT) and encryption reduce the usefulness of the sensors and can stifle packet inspection efforts. This approach creates significant impact on performance, making it unattractive to most enterprises.