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Redefining Network Security with Cloud-Powered Innovation

Kylada: Premier SASE solution leveraging the cloud for universal security and connectivity

Six essential elements: SD-WAN, FWaaS, SWG, CASB, ZTNA, and additional security tools

Our comprehensive suite ensures robust protection and unparalleled performance

Consolidates critical components into a single service at the network edge

Empowers device-centric security, adapting to dynamic access needs without compromising reliability or efficiency

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Cloud access security broker (CASB)

A cloud access security broker is a security solution that monitors and controls the use of cloud applications and services by users and devices. A CASB provides visibility into cloud activity, enforces data security and compliance policies, and protects against data breaches and insider threats.

Firewall as a service (FWaaS)

Firewall as a service moves firewall protection to the cloud instead of the traditional network perimeter. This enables organizations to securely connect their remote, mobile workforce to their corporate network, while still enforcing consistent security policies that reach beyond their geographic footprint.

Secure web gateway (SWG)

A secure web gateway is a web security service that filters unauthorized traffic from accessing a particular network. The goal of a SWG is to zero in on threats before they penetrate a virtual perimeter. A SWG accomplishes this by combining technologies like malicious code detection, malware elimination, and URL filtering.

Additional security tools:

Kylada's SASE solution encompasses additional security tools including email security, DNS filtering, threat intelligence, and vulnerability management. By offering these features as a unified service at the network edge rather than the conventional data center delivery, Kylada enables organizations to furnish users with a device-centric SASE solution, adept at adapting to evolving secure access requirements.

Software-defined wide area network (SD-WAN)

A software-defined wide area network is an overlay architecture that uses routing or switching software to create virtual connections between endpoints —both physical and logical. SD-WANs provide near-unlimited paths for user traffic, which optimizes the user experience, and allows for powerful flexibility in encryption and policy management.

Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)

Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is a cloud-based security framework that ensures access is granted on a need-to-know, least-privileged basis, without implicit trust. Under ZTNA, all users, devices, and applications undergo continuous authentication, authorization, and validation before accessing company data. This approach eliminates the drawbacks of traditional VPNs, including poor user experience, operational complexities, costs, and security risks.