Published: 03 July 2024
Summary
The single-vendor SASE market is dynamic and maturing. New offerings are emerging, while established vendors are enhancing their existing offerings. I&O leaders should work with security and risk management to determine the product that best aligns with their needs.
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Overview
Key Findings
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The vendor landscape in this market remains dynamic, primarily driven by new market entrants. There is a more than 40% year-over-year change for the vendors included in this research.
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Nearly all vendors market their products as “unified,” but fewer than half provide a unified platform with a single management console and policy engine.
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Vendors address different use cases with varying efficacy — for example, a different vendor is ranked No. 1 for each use case.
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Overall, vendors’ adaptive access capabilities (to provide near-real-time, dynamic, continuous enforcement based on a calculated risk score) are less mature, compared with other aspects of their
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Strategic Planning Assumption
- Cato Networks
- Cisco
- Cloudflare
- Forcepoint
- Fortinet
- HPE
- Netskope
- Palo Alto Networks
- Versa Networks
- SD-WAN
- Branch Network Security
- Securing Private Applications
- Securing Web Access
- SaaS Control and Visibility
- Points of Presence
- Ease of Administration
- Advanced Networking
- Unified Platform
- Data Security
- Threat Protection
- Adaptive Access
- Foundational SASE
- Network Starter Kit
- Zero Trust Platform
Critical Capabilities Methodology