Cisco Secure Access vs. Open Systems SASE+

I think it's a good product for companies that has a lot of branches, not for small companies. I would say medium to large companies that need to have a good visibility. What do they have in the network and somehow interconnected with the security department that will also review the logs from ISE and make conclusions about what do they have in the network.

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Open Systems SASE+ keeps your organization's data safe, provides secure web access, is fast to deploy, well supported, and low cost.

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• It helps you to safeguard your connection while accessing SaaS applications and the internet.
• It protects you from cyber threats
• It protects you from data breaches

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• Fast and reliable connections.
• Excellent DNS management for domain registrations.
• Quick implementation.

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• Lack of (Umbrella) Virtual Appliance support
• Lack of migration tool for lifting policies from Umbrella to Cisco Secure Access
• Lack of integration with XDR

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• Network Sandbox and CASB are in beta.

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Firewall from the cloud simplifies the management and operation of the overall solution, I have no resource problems and can scale well. I can fall back on cloud redundancy and the systems are accessible at all times.

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Open Systems SASE is extremely fast, agile, efficient and is an excellent SD-WAN service that will give you secure access to the web.

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• It ensured us secure access to SaaS applications and the internet
• It helped us to safeguard our users from cyber threats while accessing cloud applications and the internet.
• It is protecting us from data breaches.

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• It is scalable, its control portal is easy to use, it provides secure web access, it offers many business use cases or advanced features such as security, SD-WAN networking and DNS services, application performance management and much more.

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