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Hybrid Work and Public Cloud Drive SD-WAN and ZTNA Adoption
While Most Remain in the Planning Stage, Early SASE Adopters Have Seen Clear…
Most Convergence Plans Will Focus on Security or Networking Initially, Though…
Secure Access and DLP Are Common SASE Starting Points
Services Availability Will Be a Factor in SASE Vendor Selection
Improving Internal Alignment Will Be Critical for SASE Deployments
Respondent Demographics/Firmographics
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ESG Complete Survey Results: 2021 SASE Trends: Plans Coalesce But Convergence Will Be Phased
ESG Complete Survey Results
Dec 13, 2021
ESG conducted a comprehensive online survey of cybersecurity, networking, and IT professionals from private- and public-sector organizations in North America (United States and Canada) and Western Europe (UK, France, and Germany) between June 29, 2021 and July 20, 2021. To qualify for this survey, respondents were required to be cybersecurity, networking, and IT professionals involved with networking and security technology and processes and with some level of familiarity with SASE.
This Complete Survey Results presentation focuses on understanding the trigger points that are influencing SASE initiatives and determining the extent to which specific technologies and products are being included in support of SASE now and how that is expected to change.
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Research Methodology
Hybrid Work and Public Cloud Drive SD-WAN and ZTNA Adoption
While Most Remain in the Planning Stage, Early SASE Adopters Have Seen Clear Benefits and Spending Plans Are Robust
Most Convergence Plans Will Focus on Security or Networking Initially, Though Few Anticipate a Single Vendor Approach
Secure Access and DLP Are Common SASE Starting Points
Services Availability Will Be a Factor in SASE Vendor Selection
Improving Internal Alignment Will Be Critical for SASE Deployments