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Aryaka has announced the next evolution of its Zero Trust WAN with the inclusion of Secure Web Gateway and Firewall-as-a-Service. The company says the integration is the first to enable enterprises to easily enforce security policies across offices and remote users with unified control while delivering incredible application performance and stability.

Aryaka’s Zero Trust WAN now includes Secure Web Gateway and Firewall-as-a-Service, an integration that is the first of its kind. Aryaka’s new capabilities allow organisations to easily enforce security policies throughout offices and extend this to remote employees using unified control while maintaining exceptional application performance and stability.

Aryaka’s Secure Web Gateway and Firewall-as-a-Service adds cloud-based security services to its Zero Trust WAN platform, as it moves toward providing SASE capabilities for its users.

Aryaka®, the leader in SASE solutions, today announced the next evolution of its Zero Trust WAN with the inclusion of Secure Web Gateway and Firewall-as-a-Service. The integration is the first to enable enterprises to easily enforce security policies across offices and remote users with unified control while delivering incredible application performance and stability.

Aryaka ofrece la primera WAN de confianza cero del sector basada en la arquitectura SASE unificada

Aryaka has rolled a secure web gateway into its managed secure access service edge (SASE) solution.

Aryaka Networks is furthering its vision of unified SASE (secure access service edge) with the integration of secure web gateway and firewall-as-a-service capabilities into its platform.

Secure access service edge (SASE) architectures are defined by the close integration of network connectivity and security in the cloud delivered as a service to enterprise WAN users. So, it makes sense for enterprises to seek out platforms that unify many SASE functions.

To prepare for the transition, a focus on quality and reliability will be critical. Gary Read, head of channel, Aryaka, said, “The 2025 switch-off will prompt a new significant concern for enterprises looking to protect the quality and reliability of their customer-facing contact services.

Aryaka was founded in 2009 as a managed wide area network delivered as a consumable service. The focus was on operational simplicity and a highly responsive infrastructure experience that was constantly in tune with business demands. Interestingly, this was before the notion of clouds became mainstream and much before SD-WAN as a terminology was invented.

CIOs and IT leaders were presented with a nearly impossible task when the pandemic hit in March 2020: redesign IT to support business model transformation and accommodate a fully work-from-home workforce.

Dennis Monner, chief commercial officer at Aryaka, added that most of the cloud incidents result from just basic security hygiene and software-defined approaches. Monner said more than half of the incidents result from misconfigurations and overdue patching.