We use FortiCASB for a client with an ERP system and multiple branches. Instead of investing in firewalls, we chose FortiCASB to handle our security needs.
Lead Consultant at a computer software company with 1,001-5,000 employees
Reseller
Top 5
2025-01-17T10:42:30Z
Jan 17, 2025
One of the major use cases that people ask about here in the App Store is providing connectivity to our employees. It is reliable, trusted, and offers accountability. In previous scenarios, VPN connectivity worked out, allowing our employees to connect. However, if an employee is traveling to different locations, they want to stay connected. In cases of latency and delay, there is no assurance regarding the security and capability of the connecting laptop. SASE takes care of these concerns. This is one of the use cases. The second use case we see for SaaS is in the retail business segment, especially organizations with many retail outlets. For instance, recently, we saw McDonald’s locally. They have around two hundred outlets across the region and wanted to establish connectivity among them. FortiSASE was a common solution considered for this need.
We are using endpoint protection, but users sometimes need access. We have an on-premises solution for end-to-end protection, and the centralized management system is also on-premises. We faced hurdles with users connecting their end devices to their homes and other networks. They had to dial the VPN every time to connect to our office or data centre.
Technology Architect SASE/SD-WAN at Lumen Technologies
Real User
2023-05-01T11:53:00Z
May 1, 2023
We focus heavily on SD-WAN, which is a part of SASE. We have multiple vendors to choose from. Kubernetes is a leading vendor, but it is more focused on security than SD-WAN and networking. Fortinet is a good option for customers who need strong security and a competitive price.
It is a solution for our customers where the ultimate goal is to have a unified and secure network. This is an evolution from the NPLS that they had before. They are looking to have all of the SD1 capabilities and offer secure access for the branches, and so on.
FortiSASE is a comprehensive security solution that combines SD-WAN, security, and Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) capabilities in a single platform. It provides secure access to applications and data from any device, anywhere, and at any time. FortiSASE offers advanced threat protection, real-time visibility, and control over network traffic, ensuring that organizations can securely connect their users and devices to the cloud and on-premises resources. With FortiSASE, organizations can...
We use FortiCASB for a client with an ERP system and multiple branches. Instead of investing in firewalls, we chose FortiCASB to handle our security needs.
One of the major use cases that people ask about here in the App Store is providing connectivity to our employees. It is reliable, trusted, and offers accountability. In previous scenarios, VPN connectivity worked out, allowing our employees to connect. However, if an employee is traveling to different locations, they want to stay connected. In cases of latency and delay, there is no assurance regarding the security and capability of the connecting laptop. SASE takes care of these concerns. This is one of the use cases. The second use case we see for SaaS is in the retail business segment, especially organizations with many retail outlets. For instance, recently, we saw McDonald’s locally. They have around two hundred outlets across the region and wanted to establish connectivity among them. FortiSASE was a common solution considered for this need.
We are using endpoint protection, but users sometimes need access. We have an on-premises solution for end-to-end protection, and the centralized management system is also on-premises. We faced hurdles with users connecting their end devices to their homes and other networks. They had to dial the VPN every time to connect to our office or data centre.
We use solutions such as private access to protect remote users and our SPA.
I have dealt with two or three PoCs involving FortiSASE. I use FortiSASE for remote network access.
We use FortiSASE for remote worker access and access to our corporate data centers.
My company's clients use FortiSASE as a ZTNA solution to secure all the machines and VPN connections and also as a CASB solution.
We focus heavily on SD-WAN, which is a part of SASE. We have multiple vendors to choose from. Kubernetes is a leading vendor, but it is more focused on security than SD-WAN and networking. Fortinet is a good option for customers who need strong security and a competitive price.
It is a solution for our customers where the ultimate goal is to have a unified and secure network. This is an evolution from the NPLS that they had before. They are looking to have all of the SD1 capabilities and offer secure access for the branches, and so on.