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SASE

Simplified secure cloud access for today's dynamic business

With a greater reliance on cloud-based applications than ever before and a worldwide shift to remote working, it’s clear that the network – and the demands on it - have completely transformed.

This significant growth has placed pressure on infrastructure teams to ensure all endpoints are secured with the same levels of security as on-premise infrastructure. And this is where the problem lies. The security tools traditionally used to secure and manage networks, devices and data are separately administered solutions, adding management and complexity overheads.

But there is a solution.

Today’s business needs instant, uncompromised access to their networks and cloud-based resources, from any location and on any device.

Nasstar’s Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) solution combines security and network connectivity technologies into a single cloud-delivered service, providing improved, simplified cloud access security from anywhere. We consult, modernise, and manage the solution through an intuitive cloud service, providing you with a powerful suite of SASE services to help you meet the demands of multi-cloud infrastructures and a dynamic workforce - without compromising on security.

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 REALISE THE BENEFITS OF AN IMPROVED NETWORK
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Flexibility and scalability

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Threat intelligence

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Zero-trust approach

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Reduced complexity

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Reduced total cost of ownership

WHY NASSTAR?

  • Support remote working with a secure cloud access infrastructure. Enable your users to securely access their workloads wherever they are. 
  • Improve network performance with simplified IT management, fostering agility and productivity while reducing operational complexities and cost. 
  • Ensure consistent security wherever your workforce is with a single cloud-delivered service.  

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