How can SD-WAN help to ease data security and compliance headaches?

Data security and data privacy have become increasingly important as the digital world becomes our reality. Laws and regulations have emerged to support this, and every industry now has some form of compliance requirement to keep data safe while maintaining industry standards. Networks and devices can be points of vulnerability that allow bad actors access to data, particularly now as more people are working remotely. A Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) can help organisations to secure both networks and devices to support compliance and ease data security challenges.

Read the article published over at Engineering News by Amritesh Anand, Associate Vice President - Pre Sales at In2IT Technologies: How can SD-WAN help to ease data security and compliance headaches?

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