[Last Call] 5 Things SASE Covers that SD-WAN Doesn’t

Don't miss our webinar on 5 Things SASE Covers that SD-WAN Doesn't. Last chance.

Hi David,

SD-WAN and SASE help IT teams build a better, modern enterprise network, but they are not the same solution. SD-WAN falls short in several key areas, and these need to be considered and weighed against each enterprise's needs.

In this webinar,  we will cover the 5 most important capabilities SASE provides that SD-WAN doesn't so that you can make a better, smarter and more strategic choice for your enterprise.

Join Eyal Webber-Zvik, VP of Product Marketing at Cato Networks, as he talks through the different points and explains the differences between SD-WAN and SASE. Tune in to learn:

• Which solution can really replace MPLS
• How to go about your network security alongside SD-WAN
• What SASE can do for remote users and clouds that SD-WAN can't
• What cost savings to expect

Register for the Webinar

Best, Kim White Senior Business Development Manager .

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