Kaspersky has designed a solution to help companies build reliable networks, maintain geo-distributed businesses, and connect new branches with a zero-touch experience. The Software Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) manages the entire corporate network from a single console, and converges individual communication channels and network functions of companies. SD-WAN market size was $3.514 million in 2022 and it is expected to reach $30,907 million in 2030. Such growth is driven by the increasing number of cloud solutions, the rising demand for internet broadband connections and the growing need for network agility and visibility.
Kaspersky’s SD-WAN will meet this demand. This solution is equally useful for corporations with branch offices, manufacturing enterprises with distributed locations, and companies with distant home offices or ATMs1. It is an essential step in building a unified security platform on top of a reliable distributed network. With Kaspersky SD-WAN you can start to build Secure Access Service Edge (SASE)2 now.
Kaspersky SD-WAN supports different types of Customer Premises Equipment (CPEs) and allows customers to use either their own resources to run virtual appliances or recommended models from the Kaspersky SD-WAN Edge Service Router (KESR) line. This telecommunications device provides the company with a wide range of network functions within a single box.
“The reliable maintenance of geo-distributed businesses and quick connection of new offices to the company’s network require additional costs and corresponding tools and expertise. To meet this demand, we are offering a comprehensive product that builds a fault-tolerant and efficient corporate network with consistent security policy and rich integration capabilities. Kaspersky SD-WAN allows companies to manage the entire infrastructure of corporate networks across the world without deploying an IT system from scratch in each new office”, said Maxim Kaminsky, Business Development Manager, Secure Access Service Edge, Kaspersky. Kaspersky SD-WAN allows all devices to be managed centrally by automating routine operations like these as firmware upgrades, inventory collection, life cycle management and troubleshooting. It helps in the elimination of human errors while updating or changing configurations and reduce mean time to restore.
The solution also offers link management features such as Forward Error Correction and Packet Duplication that provide efficient application performance even with unstable network connections.
Kaspersky to protect geo-distributed networks with SD-WAN
