5 Peer-Based Lessons
on How To Implement
Single-Vendor SASE
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If you could start over, what would your organization do differently?
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199 Peer Insights
Gartner analyzed peer reviews to discover lessons learned and what went wrong during SASE implementation.
Industries
- Services
- Finance
- Manufacturing
- Communications
- Construction
- Healthcare
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"Thoroughly evaluate SASE platforms’ compatibility with your existing systems and check for any potential issues with technical support and updates. Check if a platform provides control, visibility and secure connectivity, and if it can accommodate remote and on-premises users with a single software."
— IT Security and Risk Management Professional, Finance Sector
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Gartner, Peer Lessons Learned for Single-Vendor SASE Platform Implementation, Peer Contributors, 30 January 2025
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