Episode 6.
SSE vs SASE: What Is the Difference?
Episode Overview
In 2021, Gartner introduced a new market category, Security Service Edge (SSE), to describe the convergence of certain network security functions in the cloud. SSE converges Secure Web Gateway (SWG), Cloud access security broker (CASB), data loss prevention (DLP), and zero trust network access (ZTNA), into a single cloud service.
SSE is a first step in achieving security-driven transformation, by converging secure, consistent access to all applications for all users. But what are the actual benefits of SSE and what is driving its adoption?
Yishay Yovel, Cato Network’s CMO, covers everything there is to know about SSE, including why it’s different from SASE and how to get your IT infrastructure prepared for what’s coming next.
Featuring
Yishay Yovel
Chief Marketing Officer
at Cato Networks
Yishay was previously Vice President of Marketing for Trusteer, a financial fraud and advanced malware protection company, acquired by IBM in 2013. Prior to Trusteer, Yishay was Sr. Director of Product Marketing at Imperva. Yishay has over 25 years of experience in marketing and product management for enterprise software solutions in the areas of security, fraud prevention, storage, and mobile computing.
Meet the host
Robin Johns
Knowledge and Training Director
at Cato Networks
A life long Educator and Enabler, Robin Johns, Cato’s Knowledge and Training Director, has a passion for all things tech. Robin has previously worked in the fields of WAN Optimization, Network Monitoring, Capacity Analysis, Digital Experience Management and Protocol Simulation. From Packets and Flows to things nobody knows. Robin wants to learn about it all.
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