SASE
The Security Gaps Hiding in Fragmented SASE Architectures and How VersaONE Closes Them
Fragmented, multi-vendor SASE architectures share five recurring weaknesses: exposed VPN appliances, an encrypted-traffic blind spot, licensed-but-unconfigured controls, inconsistent malicious-IP blocking, and ungoverned AI and MCP endpoints. Backed by current industry data, this post walks through each gap and shows how a converged, single-pass architecture built on VersaONE closes them as one policy posture rather than five separate projects.
SASE
The Security Gaps Hiding in Fragmented SASE Architectures and How VersaONE Closes Them
By Dhiraj Sehgal
Senior Director, Product Marketing
October 22, 2026
Fragmented, multi-vendor SASE architectures share five recurring weaknesses: exposed VPN appliances, an encrypted-traffic blind spot, licensed-but-unconfigured controls, inconsistent malicious-IP blocking, and ungoverned AI and MCP endpoints. Backed by current industry data, this post walks through each gap and shows how a converged, single-pass architecture built on VersaONE closes them as one policy posture rather than five separate projects.
SASE, Security
Operationalizing Post-Quantum Cryptography in SASE and SD-WAN
By Srinivas Dodamani
Vice President of Engineering, India
June 23, 2026
See how Versa operationalizes post-quantum cryptography in SASE — ML-KEM hybrid IPsec, controller key distribution, and re-key verified for NIST & CNSA 2.0.
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2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for SASE Platforms
Versa has for the fourth consecutive year been recognized in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for SASE Platforms1 and is one of only 12 vendors that met the criteria for inclusion based on the analysts’ evaluation of the VersaONE Universal SASE Platform.



