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Aryaka announced the Winter ’25 release of its Aryaka Unified SASE as a Service solution. This update introduces AI>Observe to the platform, providing AI-powered observability for advanced threat detection, prevention, and analytics to drive actionable security outcomes.

Aryaka Networks has announced a major upgrade of its unified secure access service edge (SASE) and network-as-a-service (NaaS) platform. The new winter release of the platform includes the addition of powerful AI-powered data observability and security services as well as the capability to add worldwide dynamic points-of-presence (PoPs).

New to Aryaka’s SASE platform is the AI Observe tool, which can help networking professionals glean more from the deluge of network logs, telemetry and security alerts.

Aryaka first unveiled its Unified SASE as a Service — what the company called its “biggest innovation” in its history — in March 2024. The offering is a unified single-pass architecture that combines Aryaka’s own global private network backbone, security, observability and application performance capabilities, all-in-one platform and delivered as a service.

Aryaka, Anbieter von Unified SASE as a Service, hat die Plattform um AI>Observe erweitert und bietet damit KI-gestützte Beobachtungsmöglichkeiten für fortschrittliche Bedrohungserkennung, -prävention und -analyse.

Aryaka, Anbieter von Unified-SASE as a Service, hat die Plattform um „AI>Observe“ erweitert und bietet damit KI-gestützte Beobachtungsmöglichkeiten für fortschrittliche Bedrohungserkennung, -prävention und -analyse.

Aryaka has announced the addition of AI>Observe to its Unified SASE Service, providing AI-driven visibility into network performance, behaviour, and threats.

Aryaka, the SASE (secure access service edge) service provider, has added AI functionality, and fully adopted as-a-service delivery and pricing to its offer.

Secure access service edge provider Aryaka Networks Inc. today announced new additions and updates to its Unified SASE as a Service solution, including a new service called AI>Observe that offers artificial intelligence-powered observability for advanced threat detection, prevention and analytics.

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