Tagged: SASE
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One Fabric, One Agent: Where Security Fabric Ends and FortiSASE Begins
Security Fabric is the automation and visibility layer tying Fortinet devices together. FortiSASE is a cloud-delivered PoP that speaks the same fabric language. Neither is a bolt-on to the other, and the FortiClient agent is the thing that makes the seam disappear.
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SDWSCS Part 6: SASE — Architecture & Use Cases
Module 5 of SDWSCS: what SASE actually is once the marketing is stripped away — the SSE service stack, how Cisco assembles it from Catalyst SDWAN, Umbrella, Duo and ThousandEyes, and the use cases where cloud-delivered enforcement beats on-box or chained designs.
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Palo Alto Prisma SDWAN Deep Dive Part 5: Security — Prisma Access, Clean Pipe, and CloudBlades
What the ION's local Zone-Based Firewall actually covers, where the line to Prisma Access gets drawn, and how CloudBlades chains in Zscaler, Netskope, and AWS Transit Gateway without touching the branch device. This is the post where 'app-defined SASE' from Part 1 stops being a tagline.