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- •Arista Networks launched an AI-driven Edge Threat Management solution for VeloCloud SD-WAN.
- •The ETM integrates zero trust security, simplifying security policies for enterprise branch offices.
- •This launch aims to enhance Arista's position in the SASE market, which is currently underexploited.
Arista Networks has launched an AI-infused Edge Threat Management (ETM) solution for its VeloCloud SD-WAN suite, integrating zero trust security for enterprise branch offices. This offering aims to simplify security policies and enhance protection at the WAN edge. The ETM solution combines advanced firewall capabilities, zone-based segmentation, and Geo-IP filtering. It is designed to unify security features into a single platform, reducing complexity for administrators. The integration of Arista's Autonomous Virtual Assist (AVA) further streamlines security management. This move positions Arista to capture a larger share of the secure access service edge (SASE) market, which remains largely untapped. The launch follows Arista's acquisition of VeloCloud and reflects a strategic focus on internal security enhancements.
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