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    SD-WAN and Digital Transformation

    How to secure digital transformation through hybrid networks


    Alfonso Martinez, Consultant Sales Engineer, EMEA
    September 2017

    Copyright © 2017 Forcepoint. All rights reserved.


    AGENDA
    What do we mean by Digital Transformation and why are hybrid networks and
    secure SD-WAN attracting interest?

    Advantages and disadvantages of SD-WANs

    The security control burden

    How FORCEPOINT NGFW addresses these challenges

    Q&A

    Copyright © 2017 Forcepoint. All rights reserved. | 2


    WHAT DO WE MEAN BY DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION?
    Traditional networks have evolved to facilitate digital transformation:
    • Hybrid Networks
    • SD-WANS

    Copyright © 2017 Forcepoint. All rights reserved. | 3


    CLOUD
    SYSTEMS

    REMOTE
    BRANCHES

    MAIN
    OFFICES

    VIRTUALIZED
    DATA CENTERS

    Copyright © 2017 Forcepoint. All rights reserved. | 4


    A changing tech
    landscape
    Where once wide area networks were all about
    leased lines and, more recently, MPLS
    (Multiprotocol Label Switching) services and
    private VPN technologies, now there’s a whole
    load of possibilities.

    Everything from Carrier Ethernet to the


    increasing use of regular broadband including
    3G/4G mobile services, regularly employed by
    46 percent of survey respondents.

    Copyright © 2017 Forcepoint. All rights reserved. | 5


    SD-WANs – the good

    The benefits of hybrid networking aren’t that difficult to


    understand, in particular when it comes to the most
    common setup where MPLS is combined with ADSL or
    other regular broadband services.

    Once considered the gold standard for corporate WAN


    connectivity, MPLS offers a high degree of security and
    valuable performance guarantees but, as a mostly
    outsourced solution it can be expensive, disruptive to
    install and, due to encryption overheads, it can lead to
    performance bottlenecks.

    MPLS services can also be slow to provision and


    modify in response to changes in demand, whereas
    regular ADSL and other broadband services are both
    cheaper and, in the main, a lot more agile, as confirmed
    when we asked survey respondents to identify the
    advantages of the SD-WAN approach as they saw
    them.

    Copyright © 2017 Forcepoint. All rights reserved. | 6


    SD-WANS – THE NOT SO GOOD
    Complexity
    Security

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    SD-WAN SECURITY CHALLENGES

    Traffic Confidentiality
    Ipsec VPN or SSL VPN
    Information is protected with encryption
    • Different SD-WAN lines have varying levels of security

    SD-WAN Manageability
    Number of WAN links is high
    Security Needs centralized management
    • Can be resource intensive

    Highest Availability
    Keeping Business Running
    Several SD-WAN links and link types combined
    • Maintenance breaks and unexpected outages

    Copyright © 2017 Forcepoint. All rights reserved. | 8


    SECURE SD-WAN – HIGH AVAILABILITY FOR MULTI-ISP NETWORKS

    3/4G
    VOIP
    XDSL MPLS
    WEB FORCEPOINT BROADBAND
    FIBER
    ERP SECURE SD-WAN
    BACKUP SATELLITE
    FTP
    CABLE

    High High High


    Efficiency Availability Security
     Centrally Managed  Always-on  Policy-based
     Optimized Bandwidth  Active-Active Performance  Inspected
     Controlled Costs  Encrypted

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    Availability & Scalability

    Network resiliency and cost savings

    Regular

    90%
    ISP 1 DSL 1
    3/4G Traffic &
    Back-up
    ISP 2
    Cable
    DSL 2 links Up to
    Multi-Link
    ISP N
    IPsec VPN
    MPLS
    Critical
    Traffic
    Savings on
    MPLS costs
    Multi-Link Augmented VPN Alternative to MPLS
    Business Continuity Flexibility Cost Savings
    • Transparent failover • Supports multiple access • Provider and technology
    • Load-balancing technologies independent
    or back-up links • QoS support • Add bandwidth easily
    • Security • Optimize bandwidth usage

    Copyright © 2016 Forcepoint. All rights reserved. | 10


    Copyright © 2017 Forcepoint. All rights reserved. | 10
    MULTI-LINK TECHNOLOGY

     Enterprise-class performance
     Scalable and resilient site-to-site
    connectivity over multiple links and ISPs Remote
     Support for ISP load balancing 2Mbps Site

     Supports multiple access HQ


    technologies including DSL, MPLS, 3G
     Bandwidth management with QoS
    +
    Remote
    2Mbps Site

    +
    Up to 90%
    Savings on
    2Mbps = up to 6Mbps

    MPLS costs

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    SD-WAN CONNECTIVITY

    Data Center-Edge-Branch-Cloud

    Instant-setup VPNs – drag & drop

    Migration from backhauling to direct-to-Cloud

    Modular network interface options

     Simplifies new business processes


    Consistent capabilities, policies, management everywhere

     Boosts Business Productivity


    Keeps access safe to data/apps wherever needed

    Copyright © 2017 Forcepoint. All rights reserved. | 12


    Deployment data from IDC Research

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