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Thats because SD-WAN appliances were designed to replace routers, WAN optimizers and the rest of the networking stack needed for site-to-site connectivity not mobile connectivity. With SD-WAN appliances, mobile users are still left establishing VPNs back to on-premises firewalls (or concentrators).
The market for SD-WAN has been driven in part by its ability to reduce bandwidth costs and improve the performance of cloud access. These drivers, though, also come with baggage: the reassessment of todays corporate security model. Traditionally, Wide Area Networks (WANs) and networksecurity were loosely coupled entities.
Traditionally, network visibility within the WAN has been made possible by SIEM (security information and event management) solutions and network management systems that aggregate packet flow data from multiple security and network monitoring tools such as security appliances, firewalls, and endpoint sensors.
As adoption of cloud services and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) delivery models grow, traditional MPLS network architectures become less effective. Cloud and SaaS traffic must be first brought from the branch to a secured Internet accesspoint at central location.
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Networking, security, and mobility technologies are deployed and operated independently. Integrated Security-Network Evaluation CIOs and IT leaders should pull together an interdisciplinary team to take a strategic approach to the new WAN and the dissolved perimeter.
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