SASE adoption
SASE adoption briefs cover how organizations plan, roll out, and run Secure Access Service Edge (SASE). They start with deployment planning and the use cases where SASE delivers the most value. Next comes the choice between running SASE in-house and buying it as a managed service.
Three briefs each take one audience's point of view. They cover managed service providers (MSPs) delivering SASE to clients, distributed organizations, and businesses with fewer than 100 employees.
- AdoptionSASE DeploymentHow to plan and roll out a SASE architecture: single-vendor, dual-vendor, and managed deployment models, rollout steps, prerequisites, common challenges, and success metrics.
- AdoptionUse CasesWhere SASE delivers the most value: remote work, branch connectivity, cloud migration, Zero Trust access, ransomware defense, Shadow IT visibility, third-party access, and industry use cases.
- AdoptionSASE RFP QuestionsA vendor-neutral list of 28 SASE RFP questions in 7 areas, from architecture and security to data handling, operations, and pricing, with why each matters.
- AdoptionManaged SASEManaged SASE explained: what a provider does, how it differs from SASE and an MSSP, its benefits and drawbacks, how to choose a provider, and when outsourcing SASE makes sense.
- AdoptionSASE for MSPsHow managed service providers deliver SASE: multi-tenancy, recurring revenue, platform selection, pricing, client onboarding, and how to build a SASE practice.
- AdoptionSASE for BusinessSASE for business: how a unified networking and security architecture protects users, devices, applications, and data across distributed organizations, and how to adopt it.
- AdoptionSASE for Small BusinessesWhat SASE means for a business under 100 employees: what it replaces, how it's priced, what makes it easy to run, and when to have an MSP deliver it.
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