Aryaka News

A new report from Aryaka®, the leader and first to deliver Unified SASE as a Service, reveals that Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) and Software-Defined Wide Area Networking (SD-WAN) are rapidly becoming essential tools for navigating this complex environment.

The report from Aryaka surveyed over 200 IT, security and network professionals and finds SASE and SD-WAN are no longer seen as niche solutions.

CIOs, CISOs and IT leaders are drowning in complexity as they manage hybrid workforces, cloud adoption and the ever-evolving threat landscape.

Unified SASE-as-a-service provider Aryaka released a new report in which it noted that SASE and SD-WAN are quickly becoming “essential” tools for navigating complex environments.

Aryaka report finds five key trends with 70% of CISOs seeking secure access service edge and software-defined WAN convergence for simplified infrastructure management

Unified SASE-as-a-service provider Aryaka released a new report in which it noted that SASE and SD-WAN are quickly becoming “essential” tools for navigating complex environments.

SD-WAN and SASE technologies are becoming mainstream and MPLS usage is on the decline, according to survey results from SASE vendor Aryaka.

The rise of hybrid work models and the proliferation of cloud- and artificial intelligence- (AI-) based applications and services have altered the way organizations approach network security

Aryaka, a software-defined WAN (wide area networks) vendor focused on cloud-native workflows, has announced the launch of a security access secure edge (SASE) product.

Aryaka is leveraging this week’s Channel Partners Conference & Expo in Las Vegas to launch its Unified SASE as a Service offering, considering the unique needs of its channel partners and businesses wanting to adopt virtual networking solutions.

Aryaka announced at the Channel Partners Conference & Expo in Las Vegas that it is transforming global secure networking with the launch of Aryaka Unified SASE as a Service

Aryaka is the first SASE vendor to combine a unified single-pass architecture, global private network backbone, and security, observability and application performance capabilities into a single platform delivered as a service.