Aryaka
Unified SASE as a Service
The platform converges networking and security through a single-pass architecture (OnePASS) that inspects each packet once while applying distributed policy enforcement. An edge appliance called the Aryaka Network Access Point (ANAP) aggregates WAN connections and provides routing, encryption, security, deep packet inspection, and traffic management, with high-availability configuration options. Customers can choose self-managed, co-managed, or Aryaka-managed delivery, and can deploy Aryaka services alone or alongside third-party security tools.
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