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SASE Transitions are Hard, but There are Ways to Make Them Less Painful

When it comes to SASE adoption, the most difficult part of the journey in moving from separate, on-premises based networking and security stacks to a largely cloud-based service is in the transition.

The convergence of networking and security that forms the centerpiece of a SASE service has a number of implications that, when planned well, can make the transition significantly less painful. Inherent in any architectural shift is the need to manage new services or applications in parallel with legacy systems. This increases complexity, which was already an ongoing issue for security operations teams trying to manage a large number of best-of-breed security tools that offer little in the way of integration.

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This report covers seven tips to help make transitioning to SASE less risky and ensure engagements are more successful.

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