SASE for Dummies

Readers will learn about the business and technical background of SASE (Secure Access Service Edge), including best practices, real-world customer deployments, and the benefits that come with a SASE-enabled organization. A complimentary copy of the book SASE For Dummies is available beginning today at https://versa-networks.com/resources/ebooks/sase-for-dummies/.

SASE brings pervasive, cloud-native, and trustworthy networking and security to the modern enterprise. Its capabilities extend far beyond traditional networking and security architectures by incorporating capabilities such as identity, trust, and context regardless of the connection, user, device, or application. SASE also enables policies to be delivered pervasively, consistently, and ubiquitously, so organizations can meet security, networking, application, user, and business requirements.

SASE For Dummies was written by Versa Co-founders Kumar Mehta and Apurva Mehta who have more than 75 years of combined experience in the security and networking industry. Kumar Mehta is a product visionary who has led the development of multiple blockbuster networking and security products. Apurva Mehta is an engineering luminary who has developed industry-leading products in networking, security, and packet-core that have created billion-dollar revenue streams.

“SASE is the fastest growing category in networking and security and Versa is the clear leader and fastest growing SASE vendor,” said Michael Wood, Chief Marketing Officer for Versa Networks. “Versa Co-founders Kumar and Apurva are pioneers in networking and security and have been architecting and designing the requirements, services, and capabilities of SASE long before the industry term was coined. This is an opportunity for readers to learn from their extensive industry experience, expertise, and best practices in the new book SASE For Dummies.”

SASE For Dummies covers everything organizations need to know about SASE. Readers will discover what SASE includes, how enterprises and organizations benefit, how SASE implements security, how to best deploy it, and how to take advantage of its best features. The book details how SASE protects the network perimeter, optimizes security and performance, decreases cost and complexity, delivers a consistent experience, and centralizes management and control.