Are you interested in security service edge (SSE)? Which benefit is the most important to you?

Security Strategy & RoadmapSecure Code & Automation (DevSecOps)

Easier data management9%

More controlled access to company systems48%

Better UX for remote employees19%

Streamlined threat detection and mitigation15%

I’m not interested in SSE8%

Other (comment below)

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Co-Founder in Services (non-Government)3 years ago

As a person that been working on the SASE and SSE feild for last several years, i think people still confused on the general idea, SSE was only introduced this year, SASE framework is around for 3 years, the entire concpet logner, we need more education on the field.

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