A Wide Area Network (WAN) is a network that interconnects multiple Local Area Networks (LANs), which can use either WiFi or Ethernet. If you have multiple sites connected to each other over the internet or remote users accessing your company’s resources, then you have a WAN.
Software-Defined Networking (SDN) is a modern approach to controlling network hardware using software running in the cloud. SDN not only reduces hardware costs but also enables integration with other systems, providing powerful features such as faster setup, improved network failure handling, and enhanced cybersecurity.
A Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) applies the SDN approach to managing WAN hardware, commonly referred to as a WAN router or simply a router. Through cloud-based management, SD-WAN securely interconnects routers over the internet, supports multiple ISP connections for redundancy, and allows remote users to connect securely.
Roqos SD-WAN provides rich set of networking features coupled with powerful cybersecurity protection such Roqos SASE, ZTNA, micro-segmentation as well as zero-touch provisioning with automatic software and security updates.
Easily build powerful networks on-prem and on cloud with many networking features:
SASE implemented on directly inter-connected Roqos Core appliances instead of being completely dependent on the cloud.
The only complete on-prem SASE for organizations who cannot use public clouds.
Patented OmniVPN® technology allowing easy remote connections without any port forwarding or firewall modifications.
Detecting, blocking and reporting threats locally on Roqos Core appliances instead of the cloud.
Network access control based on roles, locations and schedules of both remote and local users with BYOD.
Create agentless micro-segments in your network. Quickly isolate devices to stop lateral movement of malware.
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