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About SSE Expert Certification:
Understand what is and is not SSE, core architecture, benefits, use cases and
how to select an SSE vendor.


CONTENTS

 * Go under the hood: SSE’s architectural requirements, benefits and use cases
 * What’s single-pass processing got to do with SSE?
 * Warning: Why not all ZTNAs are built alike…
 * The Goldilocks Approach to CASB: Which is “just right” for your enterprise?
 * IPS-as-a-Service: It’s context sharing or bust
 * FWaas vs the (shocking) limitations of SWG


GAIN YOUR SSE CERTIFICATION IN JUST HOURS

Subject SSE Language English Time Commitment 3-5 hours Pace Self-paced learning
Difficulty Introductory

SSE EXPERT CERTIFICATION INCLUDES:

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 * Show off your new skills + add it to your LinkedIn profile
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ABOUT THE INSTRUCTORS


 * BOAZ AVIGAD
   
   Product Marketing Director at Cato Networks, with over 15+ years of product
   leadership experience in networking and security companies.


 * DEMETRIS BOOTH
   
   Product Marketing Director at Cato Networks, with 20+ years of leadership
   roles at technology companies such as Cisco, Sophos, Juniper Networks and
   Citrix Systems.


 * EVIN SAFDIA
   
   Director of Product Marketing for the Americas at Cato Networks, with 15+
   years of technical experience in various roles at technology companies such
   as Palo Alto Networks, JP Morgan Chase & Co., Zscaler and Citrix.


 * EYAL WEBBER-ZVIK
   
   Vice President of Product Marketing at Cato Networks and former Product
   Management Director. Eyal has 20+ years of experience in engineering, product
   marketing and product management.

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WHAT IS SSE?

In 2021, Gartner introduced the Security Service Edge (SSE). SSE converges
secure application access functions including SWG, ZTNA and CASB/DLP, into a
single cloud service. SSE enables enterprises to move away from rigid,
disjointed IT architecture to a converged security platform delivered as a
cloud-native service. With SSE, enterprise IT can rapidly address new business
and security requirements such as cloud migration, adoption of public cloud
applications, and work from anywhere. SSE’s converged architecture reduces cost
and complexity with simple management through a single pane of glass,
self-healing infrastructure, and automatically evolving defenses that seamlessly
mitigate emerging threats.


WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SECURITY POINT SOLUTIONS AND SSE?

Traditionally, enterprise IT built a security stack featuring multiple point
solutions and legacy appliances. Enterprises are increasingly slow to adapt to
ever-changing business and technical requirements and the evolving threat
landscape. This is compounded by scarcity of cybersecurity skills, limited
resources and budgets, and the high cost of outsourced support.


WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TRADITIONAL SSE PROVIDERS AND CATO SSE 360?

Traditional SSE solutions are based on a web proxy architecture that supports
access to web sites and SaaS applications. To enable ZTNA for all applications,
transitional SSE vendors had to introduce yet another architecture of
application connectors. Even with that extension traffic generated by enterprise
edges like IoT, app-to-app traffic, and most WAN traffic remain outside the
scope of SSE.

Cato SSE 360 is built on the Cato Single Pass Cloud Engine architecture to
provide total visibility, optimization, and control of all traffic (WAN,
Internet, and Cloud) and across all edges (users, locations, applications, and
clouds). Cato SSE 360 optimizes global access using a global private backbone
with built-in traffic acceleration that outperforms the unpredictable public
Interent. Lastly, Cato offers a seamless path to full SASE transformation by
expanding the deployment to include Cato Socket Edge SD-WAN devices.


WHY IS SSE IMPORTANT?

SSE is a first step in achieving security-driven transformation, by converging
secure, consistent access to all applications for all users. SSE, that is part
of a single vendor SASE platform, keeps the path open for a full SASE
transformation at a later stage, with converged SD-WAN and WAN optimization. The
deeper the IT convergence, the more an enterprise enjoys the benefits of
increased visibility, lower cost, greater operations savings and added business
agility.


WHAT IS THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SSE AND SASE?

Two years after introducing SASE (Secure Access Service Edge), Gartner
introduced SSE (Security Service Edge.) SASE converges SD-WAN and cloud-native
security (FWaaS, CASB, SWG and ZTNA,) into a single cloud service. SSE defines a
more limited scope of converged network security functions, consisting of SWG,
CASB / DLP and ZTNA. SSE is focused on providing secure access to applications,
without addressing end-to-end optimized network connectivity and east-west WAN
security.


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