What is Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) ?

Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) is a term coined by Gartner that combines some of today's most popular technologies into a single solution. In this video we'll cover what SASE Core, Recommended and Optional levels include and how the various technologies work together.

SASE Core, Recommended and Optional 0:47
Why SASE? 1:32
Zero Trust Network Access 2:33
SASE Endpoint (Off-net vs on-net) 3:20
SD-WAN with SASE 4:25
SASE Policies 5:53
Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB) 6:22
Putting it all together 7:10

[CyberTronics]

Love the fact no music whilst you’re teaching. Keep it this way thank you, can understand and hear clearly.

[thomastsagklas]

Straight to the point. Easy to follow. Great work!

[kcthewanderer]

These video are so well made and clear. Thank you very much for all the time you are investing in these.

[brucebennett]

I like the way that you present topics, very easy to follow. I do have one issue and that is with the volume. When the video starts with the splash, the splash is much louder than the talking in the video. I have to turn down the volume for the splash and then up to hear your audio. I was hoping that was going to be corrected from watching older videos up to the current videos, but I have not seen/heard that. If you could increase the volume of your commentary, that would take your videos up a level as the content is already great.
I could not find anywhere to send this to you without adding it to a video. Keep up the great content.

[fingerdrop]

I've watched this like, 5 times. Thank you for the great explaination

[seilaIFL]

@great job, love your job. pls keep it up and do more of new technologies update! 👏

[Overthought]

Wow, very dense. I've worked in cybersecurity for 5+ years yet a few parts of this video are beyond me.

[muhammadsiddique]

Perfectly delivered. Nice content. Thumbs up

[shahbaazin]

Good video to Understand the evaluate architecture and fuel funds for project. thanks Buddy

[IPvpeople]

Nice video. Please correct the low sound volume.

[sorcererstone]

When one hosts their services on AWS, Azure, I understand these host providers provide some fundamental suite of security provisions.
What kind of security framework one has to consider & to incorporate into their services in order not to leave a security gap between what the providers provide and what we incorporate within our services architecture? Any references?

[Maccu]

As a non-native English speaker it was a bit difficult to keep up with your pace, but other then that it was well simplified for a "not so technical" IT-sales guy!

[Anonymous-xfrm]

I dislike intro explosions or music. Rest great content

[anubisjishin]

Is a great video but need to have better sound.

[sorcererstone]

When the network behind a firewall have multiple client-server systems from different vendors and each of these systems have to open up portal to support their specific users. What is the common approach to implement an enterprise-wide single security policy mentioned @2:28?
Am I correct to say using the zero-trust security is just the traditional way of implementing the authentication & authorization process? If there are many simultaneous outside users accessing the internal server units using their assigned portal, it will drain the resources & bandwidth of the gateway & overtasking the firewall resources. How would you deal with this situation?
The only way I can see is reducing the # of internal client-server systems (aka minimizing cyber security surface area), integrating these systems into a few separate systems as possible so that the traffic/communications between the outside users and this "unified" systems can be meaningfully carries out with lesser demand on the gateway resources & to boost security. Correct?

[garrettwinters]

Great video. I’d love that chat with you

[umangishchumun]

Hi
Great video
Humble request, great if you could lower the pace

[abdulmajedalmodhabri]

Mfa is a specific tech for ztna!!! Otherwise amazing video on sase

[Overthought]

This was helpful but at the same time way over my head

[anonymous]

Hmmm... SOMEONE bought the "Enterprise" Doodly subscription lol