Software Defined Secure Branch (SDSB)
Software Defined Secure Branch converges SD-WAN and security into a single branch architecture — integrating firewall, intrusion detection, DNS security, and Zero Trust access controls natively into the WAN edge. SDSB eliminates the need for separate security appliances at each branch, enforces consistent security policy across the entire WAN, and supports SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) frameworks. Particularly suited for enterprises with large distributed branch networks pursuing network and security convergence.
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About Software Defined Secure Branch (SDSB) from Verizon
- Software Defined Secure Branch converges SD-WAN and security into a single branch architecture — integrating firewall, intrusion detection, DNS security, and Zero Trust access controls natively into the WAN edge.
- SDSB eliminates the need for separate security appliances at each branch, enforces consistent security policy across the entire WAN, and supports SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) frameworks.
- Particularly suited for enterprises with large distributed branch networks pursuing network and security convergence.
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