US Signal customers can now access the competitive provider’s Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) product. The SASE solution will provide a joint networking and security service that provides a cloud-native approach to securing branch offices, users, and applications.
The second product that US Signal developed in partnership with Cato Networks is SASE. Earlier this year, US Signal launched its SD-WAN service.
The SASE solution converges SD-WAN and Security Service Edge (SSE) functions to simplify network and security stack management, improve agility and enhance security through a full security stack and unified policies. This platform will allow optimal WAN management, global connectivity, internet security, cloud acceleration, remote access, and more to provide customers unparalleled security
Also, US Signal SASE offers complete visibility into WAN and internet traffic with no blind spots to create what it says is a simpler, more efficient, and secure network infrastructure for customers.
“Our SASE offering will empower users with unparalleled security on their network to mitigate risk and enhance productivity, efficiency, and flexibility,” said Dan Watts, CEO of US Signal.
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SASE spending is on the rise
SASE adoption by businesses continues to ramp. According to Gartner, total worldwide end-user spending on SASE will reach $9.2 billion in 2023, up 39% increase from 2022. Gartner coined SASE as a technology framework for converging network access and security in cloud-native environments. SASE is one of six trends the research firm said will significantly impact infrastructure and operations (I&O) over the next 12 to 18 months.