Security Discussion on The WAN Manager Podcast

Jason Gintert
Security Discussion on The WAN Manager Podcast

Had a great discussion with Greg Bryan, Senior Manager of Enterprise Research @ Telegeography who is a global connectivity analyst firm. Thanks to Greg for having me on!

Check it out here:

https://blog.telegeography.com/wan-manager-podcast-network-security-jason-gintert

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What we covered

How SD-WAN and cloud adoption had moved the security boundary, and why the answers were converging on what Gartner had recently named SASE. Where the WAN team and the security team collide, and what it takes to get them building one policy instead of two. What we were seeing at WAN Dynamics as customers scaled remote access up in a hurry. And, as the episode notes promise, Greg and I exchanging pre-quarantine concert stories, which in early 2021 felt like talking about a different life.

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