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Optimizing and Securing Your Network Kevin Johnston & Brent Baker - CBTS Old security plans built around securing a perimeter must evolve into a new Identity-based strategy. Businesses must identify WHO is accessing WHAT resource from WHERE and apply the appropriate security policy. To build this new reality, organizations must choose from a myriad of SASE, ZTNA, NaaS, and identity products. Expert resources from CBTS can help guide customers to the right mix of products to meet any organization’s needs.
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Optimizing and Securing Your Network
- Network Modernization Optimizing and Securing Your Network
- Modernized Applications Secure Scalable Platforms Optimized Operations Optimizing and Securing Your Network Network Modernization Brent Baker Senior Sales Engineer Kevin Johnston Sales Engineer
- CBTS Size and Scope Customer Locations 2,300+ Employees 2,800+ Technology Certifications $1B+ in Revenue 3,000+ Enterprise Clients
- CBTS Strategic Services Best-of-Breed OEMs “As-a-Service” Offerings: 1. Unified Communications 2. Contact Center 3. SDWAN/SASE 4. MDR/EDR 5. VPN/ZTNA 6. Patching as a Service 7. PEN/Vulnerability Testing 8. Virtual CISO 9. Managed LAN/WiFi 10. DIA/Broadband/4GLTE 11. Security Consulting Continuous evaluation of OEMs into CBTS Portfolio World Class Service Provider Wrapper
- Strategic Solutions as a Service Multi-Platform UCaaS & CCaaS • Microsoft Teams • Webex Calling • Webex CC • Webex Meetings • Five9 Connected • CXsync Cloud Networking • MX UTM/Firewall • MS POE Layer 2/3 • MR Access Points • MV Cameras • MT IOT Sensors • Juniper Mist Microsoft Teams Ecosystem • Operator Connect • Direct Route • Managed Voice • Native Adoption • Managed Azure • Microsoft App Dev • Microsoft Security Multi-Platform SD-WAN/SASE • VMware/VeloCloud • Palo • Meraki & Viptela • Cato POC • 4G/LTE Backup • Circuit LOA Multi-Platform Cloud Security • Checkpoint • Palo Prisma • VMware • Cisco • MDR/EDR • Patching/MFA/ZTNA • Security Assessments Subject Matter Expert On-Site MAC Project Manager Network Design Document 24/7 Support Pre-Sales World Class Service Wrapper Co-Managed
- The Dark Days of Command Line Where We’ve Been Inflexible infrastructure connecting people to resources
- Optimized Operations Modernized Applications Secure Scalable Platforms Cloud Networking Where We Are Flexible, cloud-based infrastructure connecting people to resources
- Is Cloud Plumbing the goal? Is this good enough?
- Optimized Operations Modernized Applications Secure Scalable Platforms The new network edge Its worse than that…. Cloud migration, SaaS applications, remote work and BYOD policies have changed our network edge How many organizations today have this same network edge? Who is prepared to secure this?
- What’s a plumber to do? ”Upskilling” our Plumbing We need to upskill our plumbing so it can join our security team
- Traditional Network as a Service Headquarters Location 1 Cisco Meraki Cisco Meraki SaaS Applications Public Cloud • No Perimeter to secure • Poor user QOE data • New strategy around creating a secure network
- Headquarters Branch Office HQ/Data Center SaaS Applications Public Cloud SD-WAN Routing WAN Optimization SaaS Acceleration SWG Browser Isolation ZTNA FWaaS CASB WAN Edge Security Service Edge (SSE) SASE Security and Access SASE Framework
- Security and Access SASE Framework SD-WAN Routing WAN Optimization SaaS Acceleration SWG Browser Isolation ZTNA FWaaS CASB WAN Edge Security Service Edge (SSE) SASE Consistent User Experience Zero-Trust Access Consistent Security Policy Threat and Data Protection Identity Based Context Aware Application Specific Uniformly Applied Consistently Monitored
- Optimized Operations Modernized Applications Secure Scalable Platforms Unpacking SASE Consistent Security Policy Threat and Data Protection SD-WAN Consistent User Experience Zero-Trust Access Routing WAN Optimization SaaS Acceleration SWG Browser Isolation ZTNA FWaaS CASB WAN Edge Security Service Edge (SSE) SASE • How do you start a SASE journey? • How do I fix my "Starbucks problem”? • What is "ZTNA"? Just a new acronym for a VPN client? • How does ZTNA fit into SASE? • SWG versus FWaaS? • What about my LAN network? Wired and Wireless users?
- How to Manage These Features? Too Much to Handle? SD-WAN Routing WAN Optimization SaaS Acceleration SWG Browser Isolation ZTNA FWaaS CASB WAN Edge Security Service Edge (SSE) SASE Different OEMs? Different services? Different skill sets? MDR and SOC Log Collection Reporting Research and Development Threat Intelligence Knowledge Base Ticketing SIEM Aggregation Correlation
- Modernized Applications Secure Scalable Platforms Optimized Operations Optimizing and Securing Your Network Network Modernization Brent Baker Senior Sales Engineer Kevin Johnston Sales Engineer Thank You!
Hinweis der Redaktion
- The use of public cloud and SaaS applications means there is no clear perimeter. Traditional VPN creates performance issues. Won’t be used if the user doesn’t have to(SaaS). Wider threat surface
- How to start a SASE journey? (identity – on and off network, switching, wifi, SDWAN, VPN, SaaS) Doesn't have to start with buying something new. Start with implimenting identity-based policies existing NAAS and SDWAN solutions “Franken-SASE” for EDR How do I fix my "Starbucks problem”? - Security to the internet, security to internal resources, security to SaaS - ZTNA framework to determine appropriate access to on-prem, SaaS and IaaS What is "ZTNA"? Just a new acronym for a VPN client? How does ZTNA fit into SASE? (Framework that relies on constant verification of trust of users, applications, devices and actions) (build stair steps up from VPN to ZTNA to DLP – access the network, access the app, access the data) What's the difference between a SWG and FWaaS? Lots of OEMs use them interchangably