As enterprises embrace hybrid work and cloud-first strategies, Unified SASE’s Security Service Edge (SSE) features have become the backbone of secure connectivity. SSE unifies key capabilities — such as secure web gateway (SWG), cloud access security broker (CASB), zero trust network access (ZTNA), and data loss prevention (DLP) — into a single, cloud-delivered architecture.
How Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) replaces VPNs to secure users, data, and applications across cloud, branch, and remote environments.
How Versa delivers SASE on SIM for private 5G, enabling Zero Trust, clientless connectivity, and secure mobile network access for enterprises.
Cyber threats today are faster, stealthier, and more adaptive than ever before. Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) has become a critical line of defense. However, it’s not enough on its own. Network-layer controls must work hand-in-hand with endpoint intelligence to stop attackers before they can move laterally, exfiltrate data, or disrupt operations.
Learn how Versa Networks helps financial institutions meet DORA compliance with secure, resilient networking and ICT risk management solutions.
Discover how Versa DNS Security detects and blocks advanced DNS-based threats, including malware hidden in TXT records and DNS tunneling attacks.
Ensure EU AI Act compliance with Versa Universal SASE. Gain visibility, prevent data leaks, and secure GenAI usage with audit-ready controls.
Discover why SASE performance is more than a technical metric. Learn how latency, TLS inspection, and throughput affect security, scalability, and trust.
This blog shows how bringing LLM-powered automation into policy management helps security and networking teams build, audit, and optimize network policies more efficiently. It integrates into existing workflows, offering real-time access to current configurations and intelligent policy insights — all without requiring teams to switch tools.
The proliferation of AI and machine learning workloads has accelerated the generation and utilization of unstructured data—including emails, source code, collaboration files, logs, recordings, and internal documentation. Unlike structured data, which resides in databases, unstructured data spreads across cloud drives, SaaS applications, endpoints, and unmanaged collaboration tools.
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