If you’ve been following along with my recent posts in this series, you already know that the traditional enterprise WAN architecture is being disrupted by digital transformation initiatives, increasing cloud adoption, growing remote user populations, and a much-needed focus on enterprise security. You also know that SD-WAN is the network methodology needed to address these changes and the challenges they place on your legacy WAN design.

However, now is not time to get comfortable. We’re all aware that in the world of IT the only constant is change, and WAN architecture is no exception. While we’ve all just started to wrap our heads around the idea of a Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN), a new reality has emerged. The reality I’m referring to is the emerging requirement to combine networking and security in order to keep pace with the evolving requirements on today’s digital enterprise. I wrote about this specifically in a fairly recent post about NSX Cloud, titled “The Power of Combining Policy and Availability.”

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