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CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #3.5 How to Effectively Implement and Operationalize SASE With this SASE Field Guide – the next in the SASE series – we provide detailed guidance about where and how to start your SASE journey. Download Image Image Take a Look Inside Dig deeper into how to prepare, plan, design, implement, operate and optimize your custom program. Remember, SASE is not something that most organizations will deploy all at once. Instead, it is more of an “as-needed” approach — with one component rolled out at a time. The reason? SASE is not a single technology but a collection of them. And your SASE program will mature over time based on how required components are deployed to satisfy business needs and address risks. Download SASE Areas Covered The Topics SASE Preparation In the preparation phase, an organization defines the problems they are trying to solve or the benefits they seek to gain by adopting new technology. It’s critical to focus on business, security and technical outcomes in this phase rather than tools or methods. You may be looking for a drill – remember that what you want is a hole. Define goals Assess your current environment SASE Planning SASE will increasingly unite a significant number of networking and security functions into a single cloud-delivered ecosystem. We believe five functions currently represent the core capabilities organizations should evaluate. A thorough understanding of your desired outcomes can help you avoid unwanted gaps or redundancies in security controls as you begin to architect your SASE roadmap. Map goals to solutions Evaluate your tech stack Define requirements SASE Design Protecting valuable data, adhering to stringent regulations and maintaining healthy business operations have made threat prevention a higher priority. So what are the best practices for minimizing the risk of prevalent threats? Good hygiene, protecting against ransomware, mobile device security how-tos, VPNs Vacant facility considerations Securing WFH (and Zoom!) Implement, Operate and Optimize WFH may have saved your organization some money, space and time. What does all this really look like, and post-COVID-19, is it a good or bad idea to stay the WFH course or go back to the office – and why? Image September 15, 2021 In Optiv’s first SASE Field Guide (#3.0), we provided a high-level explanation for the Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) concept and critical considerations. With this SASE Field Guide (#3.5), – the next in the SASE series – we provide detailed guidance about where and how to start your SASE journey. Download Optiv Field Guide Library Designed with you in mind – with easily searchable content – these field guides are a “go-to” reference for all your cybersecurity strategies and tactics. Each one is topic-specific and based on years of “been-there-done-that” research. Like what? From change management to getting ahead of ransomware to surviving an attack, implementing SASE or Zero Trust, it’s all here – with more to come. Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #1 What to Do When Everything Changes Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #2 How to Survive an Attack Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #3 Get SASE to Accelerate Your Digital Transformation Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #3.5 How to Effectively Implement and Operationalize SASE Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #4 Best Practices for Automated Vulnerability Remediation Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #5 Ransomware: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #6 Zero Trust Guiding Principles Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #7 Why IAM Is a Top Cybersecurity Priority Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #8 How to Simplify and Strengthen Security With Managed XDR Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #9 PCI Compliance Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #10 Forging Operational Resilience Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #11 How to Secure Your Operational Technology (OT) Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #12 The Modern Cyber Insurance Landscape
Optiv Field Guide Library Designed with you in mind – with easily searchable content – these field guides are a “go-to” reference for all your cybersecurity strategies and tactics. Each one is topic-specific and based on years of “been-there-done-that” research. Like what? From change management to getting ahead of ransomware to surviving an attack, implementing SASE or Zero Trust, it’s all here – with more to come. Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #1 What to Do When Everything Changes Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #2 How to Survive an Attack Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #3 Get SASE to Accelerate Your Digital Transformation Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #3.5 How to Effectively Implement and Operationalize SASE Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #4 Best Practices for Automated Vulnerability Remediation Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #5 Ransomware: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #6 Zero Trust Guiding Principles Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #7 Why IAM Is a Top Cybersecurity Priority Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #8 How to Simplify and Strengthen Security With Managed XDR Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #9 PCI Compliance Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #10 Forging Operational Resilience Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #11 How to Secure Your Operational Technology (OT) Image CYBERSECURITY FIELD GUIDE #12 The Modern Cyber Insurance Landscape