Today, GOIP added another layer of security to protect customer data with the acquisition of Canonic Security, an innovative startup focusing on a critical new technology space: SaaS Supply Chain Security. There’s a major gap in your data security strategy Most organizations have thousands of potential backdoors as employees interconnect third-party applications and browser extensions….
Compare that to SD-WAN, which would put that GOIP branch office user’s internet-bound traffic right onto the internet, using a local breakout, without that coast-to-coast round trip.The difference in user experience is notable. With more and more applications in the cloud, the latency introduced by backhauling traffic to a central data center makes for a…
Are you considering an SD-WAN deployment in your organization? You are far from alone. According to research from IDG Connect and Silver Peak, 92% percent of enterprises surveyed have either deployed SD-WAN or are considering SD-WAN deployments in the next year.And Gartner forecasts that “By year-end 2023, more than 90% of WAN edge infrastructure refresh initiatives…
It’s no secret that business applications are moving out of the data center and into the cloud. In fact, more than 40 percent of business applications now reside in the public clouds according to RightScale. This migration has forced organizations to re-evaluate their network architectures and how they handle the upsurge in internet-bound traffic. For many organizations,…
Enterprise cybersecurity isn’t what it used to be. While securing a business was not necessarily easier in the past, the way in which companies went about it was more straightforward and well defined. Traditional networks were built to house and protect users in a stationary world, a world designed for people who used desktop PCs…
The transformation of IT with the rapid migration of apps and services to the cloud has changed the usual ways of connecting, computing, and doing business. Many large enterprises are now turning to the software-defined wide-area network (SD-WAN) to streamline operations and reduce transmission costs, especially for those organizations with hundreds or thousands of branch offices…
Software as a service (SaaS) solutions are centrally hosted software services licensed through a subscription model and delivered remotely. What Is Software as a Service (SaaS)? Software as a service, widely known as SaaS, is a method of delivering applications over the internet. The ‘as a service’ aspect of SaaS means that companies do not…
There are a few reasons why businesses are favoring the SaaS model over a capital expense, and for a lot of companies the SaaS model has a ripple effect on their budget. The way that you acquire your resources can have an impact on your budget. Capital expenditures are typically for long-term asset investments, while…
Software-defined WAN (SD-WAN) is a virtual wide area network (WAN) that relies on software technologies – like internet-based communication tunnels, software-driven network encryption, firewall software, etc. – to operate a mid-sized to large-scale computer network spread across locations. This article explains how SD-WAN works, its benefits, and the best SD-WAN solutions in the market. What…
Summary: In this article, we’ll review what SD-WAN is, its history and development, as well as the key benefits and limitations of SD-WAN deployment. You’ll learn the difference between SD-WAN and WAN, VPNs, MPLS, and SDN, and how the different services and solutions compare. What Is an SD-WAN? The rise of cloud adoption, remote work, and…
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