SASE and Secure Web Gateway (SWG)

[@MohanKumar-ev9mx]

Thank you.. Great presentation and very clear and well explained.

[@steve_murphy1]

Thank you!

[@agharajubin7027]

Gem! One of the best content on SASE and SWG. Plesse keep posting, Sir!

[@steve_murphy1]

Thanks very much for that! I appreciate the compliment!

[@huucyber]

Very clear and well-explained video about SASE and SWG. Thanks sir

[@steve_murphy1]

Thank you!

[@ghettosapien1392]

Great job at providing a thorough explanation of the SASE framework.

[@steve_murphy1]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DMerenguelli]

Outstanding the way you delivered this material!!

[@steve_murphy1]

Thank you kindly!

[@JoaoVictor-pp9jv]

Thanks for the granular explanation, sir! Regards

[@steve_murphy1]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kuchbhihaa1538]

I just wanted to learn SWG from cisco tell me which topic should i cover first

[@Thereisnoplacelike]

The advantage of SWG over firewall you mentioned is that if Firewall does all this job then it will reduce firewall performance.. is it the only reason ? I mean if we buy a Firewall with high end specs that can handle any traffic then what is the need of a SWG in our network? Because now NG-Firewalls are capable of doing SSL inspection, Malware scanning for web browsed contents, DLP, Zero-trust , URL Filtering, URL and File reputation checks and more..

[@steve_murphy1]

Thanks for your question! As I stated, SWG elements are capabilities of NGFW. What many users find, however, is that a properly sized FW at purchase, becomes under-powered over time as more processing is required for additional services. Threats grow, box stays the same. Also, brining all your traffic back to a high-end FW is inefficient and can effect user experience in a clouded environment. A clouded SWG provides protection for all users, rather than forcing the traffic back to a hub. There is no single best answer. Thanks again! Best Regards, Steve

[@Thereisnoplacelike]

@@steve_murphy1 Thanks for your detailed response. Appreciate it!