Omdia Report: 493% ROI with Unified SASE

Explore Omdia's findings on ROI, savings, and business value. | View e-mail online The Economic Benefits of Fortinet Unified SASE Discover the Potential for 493% ROI Over Three Years READ THE REPORT ➔ What is the economic impact of a unified approach to networking and security? Explore Omdia's Economic Validation Report to discover the potential financial and operational benefits of Fortinet Unified SASE. Report Highlights Include: ✔  493% three-year ROI ✔  $50.1M in total benefits ✔  $41.6M in net benefits READ MORE Turn SASE Consolidation into Measurable Business Value Consolidating networking and security can deliver significant financial and operational advantages. Omdia's Economic Validation Report examines how Fortinet Unified SASE can help organizations reduce costs, improve efficiency, and simplify operations. Explore the business case and discover opportunities to maximize your SASE investment. READ THE REPORT ➔

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AI finds what your scanner can't. See how hybrid SAST works.

Deterministic scanning covers known CWEs. AI catches the logic flaws that slip through. See how they work together in the live webinar on 11/19.

Webinar   Hybrid SAST in Practice: Blending Deterministic Scanning with AI   Hybrid SAST keeps your deterministic coverage intact and adds AI detection for the vulnerabilities it was never built to catch.   Register Now     Deterministic scanning does its job well. It catches known vulnerability types, maps findings to CWEs, and produces the compliance reporting your program depends on. However, the vulnerabilities that get you breached don't always match a pattern. IDORs, authentication bypasses, broken access controls. These live in the way code behaves, not in a signature a scanner can match. Closing them used to mean custom rules, endless tuning, or accepting the gap. Hybrid SAST changes that. AI-powered analysis from DryRun examines code contextually to surface logic flaws deterministic scanners miss. It layers on top of what you already have. One contract. Broader codebase visibility. Less operational overhead. Join us on 11/19 at 11am ET as James Wickett, CEO of DryRun, joins Veracode for a live webinar where he will walk through how customers are using this combined approach. Get a break down of: How AI surfaces business logic flaws, IDORs, and authentication bypasses that deterministic scanners were never built to catch Why proven CWE coverage and compliance-ready reporting stay intact with hybrid SAST How findings land in pull requests through GitHub or GitLab so developers fix issues before merge What simpler program management looks like with one contract and broader codebase visibility     Register Now       65 Blue Sky Drive, Burlington, MA 01803     info@veracode.com      888-937-0329 © 2026 Veracode Inc. All rights reserved. Unsubscribe  |  Manage preference

Storage holds a copy. DR brings you back.

Hey David,

 

I work in collaboration with your account manager Madison DiLorenzo and wanted to reach out directly.

 

"Cloud backup storage" sounds like a place to park files. Veeam Data Cloud Vault is built for more: what happens when your site goes down and you need to actually run on it.

 

When Singapore restaurant group RE&S was hit by a cyberattack, they were set up to restore VMs straight into Azure and keep operating. Retailer Lamps Plus does the same: restore on-premises, or straight to Azure if their own hardware is down.

 

Storage holds a copy. Vault brings workloads back up. Still immutable, encrypted, air-gapped and flat-priced per TB, just not only that (starting at $4.5, $14 & $24 per TB/mo, billed annually upfront)

 

Would it be a waste of 15 minutes to see what Ventiv Technology Inc.'s DR plan would look like on top of Vault?

 

Book time here

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Close Security Gaps Before They Are Exploited

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