Connectivity. Security. Infrastructure.
Software-Defined Wide Area Networking, a virtualized approach to managing multi-site network connectivity.
SD-WAN (Software-Defined Wide Area Networking) is a virtualized approach to managing wide-area network connectivity across multiple sites. It abstracts the underlying transport (broadband, MPLS, LTE, ILL) and uses software to dynamically route traffic across the best available path based on application priority, link quality, and policy. SD-WAN enables enterprises to reduce dependency on expensive MPLS circuits while maintaining application performance, and it provides centralized policy management across distributed sites.
Multiprotocol Label Switching(MPLS)
A high-performance routing technique that uses labels to forward data between sites without inspecting packet contents.
Internet Leased Line(ILL)
A dedicated, symmetrical, uncontended internet connection between a customer and an ISP.
Secure Access Service Edge(SASE)
A cloud-delivered architecture that combines network connectivity and security services into a single service.
Zero Trust Network Access(ZTNA)
A security model that grants application access based on identity and context rather than network location.
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