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Imagined as able to integrate directly with all the resources used by any organization, sans hardware, a
            SASE product will make it stunningly simple for the average IT employee to segment the network and
            create custom access profiles based on user roles, devices, or locations. At the same time he or she can
            enforce  the  use  of  advanced  security  features  still  sold  separately,  like  IPSec  tunneling,  2FA,  DNS
            filtering, FWaaS, and CASB, and route employee traffic through secured gateways closest to wherever
            they choose to work.



            The Beacon is Lit

            It wasn’t the idea of SASE that signaled the starting gun for the security sector’s space race, it was the
            rush to support remote workers and the off-hand realization that SASE was a prebuilt solution. The rising
            trend of remote work has then also paralleled the prevalence of SASE in the market, and significant
            progress has occurred in the space to bring the horizon closer. In the near future, any enterprise-level
            company  will  only  need  to  deploy  a  single  product  to  secure  its  local  and  cloud  networks,  and  the
            employees connecting to them from couches and cafes around the world.


            Mergers and acquisitions are happening at breakneck speed in the security industry right now, and the
            landscape a year from now will be nearly unrecognizable. Reminiscent of how other industries have seen
            their products and services consolidated (the evolution of Microsoft’s product suite into Office 365 is a
            clear example), security is soon to become a matter of simply point, and click.







            About the Author

            Amit Bareket is the Co-Founder and CEO of Perimeter 81. Amit is
            a  cybersecurity  expert  with  extensive  experience  in  system
            architecture  and  software  development.  He  is  the  author  of  8
             patents issued by the USPTO for storage, mobile applications and
            user interface. Prior to Perimeter 81, Amit worked as a Software
            Engineer  for  major  enterprises  including  IBM  XIV  Storage  and
            BigBand Networks. He served in the Israel Defense Force’s elite
            cyber intelligence unit and graduated Cum Laude with a B.Sc. in
            Computer Science and Economics from Tel Aviv University.














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