“Driving Factors for UK SASE Adoption: Emphasizing Network Performance and Security” – Intelligent CISO

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Xalient Research Report: Why SASE is the Blueprint for Future-Proofing Your Network in 2025 and Beyond

Xalient, a global leader in network and security solutions, has recently released its UK research report titled “Why SASE is the Blueprint for Future-Proofing Your Network in 2025 and Beyond.” The report sheds light on the current state of cybersecurity in the UK and the growing importance of adopting Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) solutions.

According to the study, a staggering 99% of UK respondents have experienced a security attack in the last 12 months. This alarming statistic highlights the pressing need for organisations to bolster their network security measures. Among the key findings, 85% of UK organisations admitted that new cybersecurity threats are exploiting gaps in their network defenses, while 42% struggle to detect and protect against ransomware.

One of the primary drivers for SASE adoption is the evolving threat landscape, which has made it challenging for organisations to maintain consistent performance and enforce policies. As a result, 40% of organisations face difficulties in locking down their network effectively.

The report also delves into the benefits and challenges of implementing a SASE solution. The top benefits cited by UK organisations include improved performance of business-critical SaaS applications and secure remote access. However, there is a notable difference in the preferences between single-vendor and multi-vendor SASE solutions, with 50% of UK organisations opting for a single-vendor approach.

Stephen Amstutz, Director of Innovation at Xalient, emphasized the value that SASE solutions bring to UK companies and highlighted the importance of selecting the right model to balance networking and security requirements effectively. Ultimately, SASE adoption is expected to continue growing as organisations seek to enhance network resilience and performance in the face of evolving cyber threats.

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