In the age of cloud computing and remote working, is the traditional firewall dead?

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The firewall is dead49%

Long live the firewall50%

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Director of Enablement2 years ago

The legacy firewall is now just a component of a SASE solution. 

Look at any firewall vendor, how many of them are discussing SASE in one way or another?

CIO in Manufacturing2 years ago

SASE services are replacing the tradional firewall

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