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Secure Connection
with Zero Trust SASE
Combine the power of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) with Zero Trust principles to protect your network.
Why Partner With Intersectis?
1. Secure Remote Access
Enforce least-privilege access for every user and device, so your team can work from anywhere without risk.
2. Consolidated Security
Combine firewall, SWG, CASB, and more into a single cloud service that’s easier to manage and keeps threats out.
3. Reduced Complexity
Replace multiple point solutions with one unified SASE platform, cutting overhead and simplifying your IT stack.
4. Scalable Protection
Automatically apply consistent security policies as you grow—no extra hardware or complex configurations.
Understanding Zero Trust SASE
Zero Trust SASE merges network security and connectivity into a single cloud service, enforcing “never trust, always verify” for every user, device, and application. By combining FWaaS, SWG, CASB, and ZTNA, it ensures access is granted only after continuous identity and device checks, shrinking attack surfaces and preventing lateral threats.
At Intersectis, we tailor Zero Trust SASE to your business—starting with a quick assessment, then designing and deploying a unified, scalable framework. With 24/7 monitoring and ongoing management, we keep your data secure, performance optimized, and remote teams connected without the headaches of legacy security stacks.
How it Works
Discover
Discover current business strategy, IT compliance and assess IT needs.
Integrate
Integrate systems with tailored solutions to support your business.
Equip
Equip your team proactively with tools, skills, support and IT strategy.
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is Zero Trust SASE?
Zero Trust SASE is a cloud-native security architecture that combines networking (SD-WAN) and security services (FWaaS, SWG, CASB, ZTNA) with a “never trust, always verify” approach, ensuring every user and device is authenticated and authorized before granting access.
How does Zero Trust SASE differ from a traditional VPN?
Unlike VPNs that grant wide network access once connected, Zero Trust SASE enforces continuous identity and device checks for each session and segment, reducing lateral threat movement and minimizing your attack surface.
Who benefits most from Zero Trust SASE?
Any organization with remote or hybrid teams, sensitive data, or multiple locations gains from SASE’s unified security and networking—especially those in regulated industries or with rapidly scaling infrastructures.
What does implementation look like and how long does it take?
After an initial network and security assessment, our team designs a tailored SASE framework. Typical deployments take 4–8 weeks, including pilot testing, phased roll-out, and training, followed by ongoing 24/7 monitoring and optimization.
