In addition to basic network connections and WAN optimization-centric functions, security has become one of the key functions around SD-WAN services.
In early customer deployments, network connectivity was the main function for managing the mix of network types and provider diversity.
Although security has been the focus from the beginning, most customers realize that they can retain their existing security infrastructure and environment without any changes.
Given that SD-WAN is increasingly using Internet services and multi-cloud environments, customers are more interested in ensuring that their security status is maintained or strengthened. As customers become more satisfied with network features and functions, security has attracted more and more attention.
Customers are also aware of how SD-WAN can provide new security options through the service chain while maintaining the position of the existing security infrastructure.
Security must be one of the key functions of any new hosted ICT service, but in this case, SD-WAN technology provides more flexible options than the old technology it replaces.
When customers find that the managed SD-WAN service security option provides powerful basic security options, and also enables more fine-grained levels and security layers, they can be adjusted according to each application or traffic type.
With the maturity of SD-WAN technology, available security options, and multiple deployments, managed security services have become an integrated function of managed SD-WAN services, which are more powerful and easier to implement.
The above is the introduction of SD-WAN security from focus to advantage.
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