SASE bewerten: Fünf Anwendungsfälle für Schutz, Sicherung und Modernisierung
SASE is often discussed as a one-off architectural shift, but in practice, organizations engage with SASE through a series of targeted decisions. This document describes four common use cases that illustrate how organizations evaluate SASE based on their current priorities, existing infrastructure, and risk profile. The first use case examines the transition from traditional VPNs to universal ZTNA, where organizations reconsider how users can securely access private applications in cloud-first environments. The second case addresses the need for unified security measures across users, internet traffic, and SaaS applications, and explores the visibility and policy gaps created by fragmented security tools. The third case focuses on modernizing branch connectivity with secure SD-WAN to better support cloud and SaaS traffic while simplifying branch operations. The final use case brings these capabilities together, demonstrating how a unified SASE architecture can reduce complexity, streamline deployments, and simplify ongoing operations. Together, these use cases provide a practical framework for companies that want to evaluate SASE and move forward with clarity and confidence.
