Securing Internet access in the branch office is a tough trade-off between deploying security appliances everywhere or backhauling internet traffic to a secure location. Appliances at every remote location are hard to manage and maintain. They require configuration, periodic maintenance and are constrained by the hardware capacity and the security features that are used. Traffic backhauling overloads expensive MPLS links and could impact the user experience.
Watch this webinar to learn:
- The challenges of appliance based networking and security
- The considerations for providing direct and secure internet access at remote locations
- How you can connect branch offices and remote locations without the need for dedicated appliances or traffic backhauling
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| Yishay Yovel is VP Marketing at Cato Networks. Yishay has over 25 years of experience in defining and deploying enterprise IT software solutions in the areas of security, storage, business continuity and mobile computing. |
Securing Internet access in the branch office is a tough trade-off between deploying security appliances everywhere or backhauling internet traffic to a secure location. Appliances at every remote location are hard to manage and maintain. They require configuration, periodic maintenance and are constrained by the hardware capacity and the security features that are used. Traffic backhauling overloads expensive MPLS links and could impact the user experience.
Watch this webinar to learn:
- The challenges of appliance based networking and security
- The considerations for providing direct and secure internet access at remote locations
- How you can connect branch offices and remote locations without the need for dedicated appliances or traffic backhauling
|
Yishay Yovel is VP Marketing at Cato Networks. Yishay has over 25 years of experience in defining and deploying enterprise IT software solutions in the areas of security, storage, business continuity and mobile computing. |
