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If you’ve read my article on SD-WAN architecture types, you’ll know that the main difference between a gateway- and POP-based SD-WAN solution is a network backbone connecting the POPs. In that post, I gave
The term “SASE” started off as an allusive acronym that was hard to define and even harder to understand. SASE isn’t necessarily a product or a one-size-fits-all solution. SASE is a framework, and while
I’ve spent the last two years studying the different types of SD-WAN technologies, interviewing the providers that offer them, and recommending solutions to our clients based on their unique needs. In all this research,
