What is Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) ? 

Love the fact no music whilst you’re teaching. Keep it this way thank you, can understand and hear clearly.

I like the way that you present topics, very easy to follow. I do have one issue and that is with the volume. When the video starts with the splash, the splash is much louder than the talking in the video. I have to turn down the volume for the splash and then up to hear your audio. I was hoping that was going to be corrected from watching older videos up to the current videos, but I have not seen/heard that. If you could increase the volume of your commentary, that would take your videos up a level as the content is already great. I could not find anywhere to send this to you without adding it to a video. Keep up the great content.

These video are so well made and clear. Thank you very much for all the time you are investing in these.

I've watched this like, 5 times. Thank you for the great explaination

Straight to the point. Easy to follow. Great work!

Great content.... Easy to follow

Perfectly delivered. Nice content. Thumbs up

Absolute gold. thanks for the video

Great explanation!

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Great presentation of technology.

thanks, good and informative videos

Wow, very dense. I've worked in cybersecurity for 5+ years yet a few parts of this video are beyond me.

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Very good explanation.

When one hosts their services on AWS, Azure, I understand these host providers provide some fundamental suite of security provisions. What kind of security framework one has to consider & to incorporate into their services in order not to leave a security gap between what the providers provide and what we incorporate within our services architecture? Any references?

great video, thanks!

Great Video.

Nice video. Please correct the low sound volume.

When the network behind a firewall have multiple client-server systems from different vendors and each of these systems have to open up portal to support their specific users. What is the common approach to implement an enterprise-wide single security policy mentioned @2:28? Am I correct to say using the zero-trust security is just the traditional way of implementing the authentication & authorization process? If there are many simultaneous outside users accessing the internal server units using their assigned portal, it will drain the resources & bandwidth of the gateway & overtasking the firewall resources. How would you deal with this situation? The only way I can see is reducing the # of internal client-server systems (aka minimizing cyber security surface area), integrating these systems into a few separate systems as possible so that the traffic/communications between the outside users and this "unified" systems can be meaningfully carries out with lesser demand on the gateway resources & to boost security. Correct?

Thank you

very good

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Hi Great video Humble request, great if you could lower the pace

As a non-native English speaker it was a bit difficult to keep up with your pace, but other then that it was well simplified for a "not so technical" IT-sales guy!

Great video. I’d love that chat with you

Mfa is a specific tech for ztna!!! Otherwise amazing video on sase

Is a great video but need to have better sound.

Can I get a script?

I dislike intro explosions or music. Rest great content

Hmmm... SOMEONE bought the "Enterprise" Doodly subscription lol

This was helpful but at the same time way over my head

Whilst

SASE BAKA

Way to many acronyms...

Also diagrams suck...