SASE and SSE are everywhere, yet for many organisations they are still poorly understood, badly explained, or introduced too late in the conversation.
Jaye Tillson, Security CTO and Distinguished Technologist at HPE, joins Ronan Murray and Ian Finlayson to explain why these architectures emerged, how they have evolved since the early days of SD-WAN, and why Universal ZTNA is closing the gap between on-premises and remote access.
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Guest
Jaye Tillson
Security CTO & Distinguished Technologist, HPE
Jaye spent the first 25 years of his career on the customer side before moving to HPE, where he works with customers and partners on SASE, SSE and Zero Trust.
There is no better place to secure your environment than at the source, at the network.
Jaye Tillson
In this episode
Why SASE and SSE work best when tied to specific business problems
How Universal ZTNA brings consistent Zero Trust to on-premises and remote users
Why embedding security in the network changes the approach
How to avoid failed SASE projects caused by buying before understanding
Where AI is already influencing access, visibility and data protection
What the next phase of Zero Trust is likely to look like
Highlights
SASE is about bringing networking and security together.
Jaye Tillson
People don't have to come knocking on your door and say, I want SASE.
Jaye Tillson
You want the same level of granular access whether you are on-prem or whether you're remote.
Jaye Tillson
If we don't work together internally, what chance have we got of beating the bad guys?
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