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Guide Outlines Multi-Stage Process for Enterprises Adopting SASE Security

A cybersecurity guide details how organizations can build a Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) framework, starting with a full infrastructure audit to uncover shadow IT, redundant tools and undocumented network dependencies. It then recommends piloting SASE in controlled environments, such as remote-worker groups or new branch offices, before wider rollout. The transition is described as taking 6-18 months or longer, during which legacy and SASE systems must be secured in parallel.

SASE emerges as unified cloud platform merging networking and security

Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) combines software-defined networking, threat prevention, access control and application security into a single cloud-delivered platform managed through one interface. It relies on globally distributed Points of Presence to enforce security and networking close to users, and typically begins deployment with SD-WAN, which intelligently routes traffic across MPLS, broadband, LTE and 5G links before organizations layer zero-trust security on top.