The cloud-delivered branch
Connect branch traffic directly to the Internet, and avoid MPLS and network backhauls
The days of WAN are waning
87% of companies consider the Internet as the new WAN. Traditional network-based infrastructure like VPN, WAN gateways, Network Access Controllers, Proxy Servers, Firewalls, and MPLS – are becoming obsolete as a result.
Traditional branch products are way too complex and expensive
IT needs support for both cloud and legacy applications
Reducing complexity and management overhead is critical for scale
Delivering a seamless experience while decreasing attack surface is key
Lowering the total cost of ownership is top of mind from every CTO
Adopt the cloud-delivered branch
Branch transformation means embracing the cloud to deliver access that is fast, seamless, secure and that scales costs effectively – from any branch location.
Seamless experience
Deliver a seamless user experience from any branch location – just like from a coffee shop
Simplify administration
through a single pane of glass across all private, SaaS and Internet traffic
Faster access
Leverage cloud edges to deliver faster access to cloud or on-premises apps without the need for MPLS or SD-WAN services.
Branch connectivity
with Atmos
Designed from the ground up for today’s requirements, Atmos is the platform for the Internet connected branch
Reduce the branch attack surface
Minimize lateral movement within the branch for user-to-app and server-to-server traffic
Access both cloud and legacy applications from branch locations
Eliminate complexity due to the traditional hardware appliances, or SD-WAN
Gain unmatched visibility into branch user behavior
350 Atmos Edge locations helps avoid slow, expensive, backhauls to the datacenter over MPLS
“Safely Delivering Simple, Secure and Managed 3rd Party Access”
“48% of organizations regard securing user access to enterprise applications as more difficult than just 2 years ago ”
“Axis security really captured the ‘kis’ module – keep it simple…I can grab this new technology, get it up, get it running and put it in the back of my mind”
