Aryaka News

Both Aryaka SmartConnect EZ and SmartConnect Pro will be available in the first quarter of 2022, while Prime EZ will be available for Beta deployments by January 2022.

Aryaka Networks, which for years has offered cloud-based managed services around WAN connectivity and network security, is now stepping into an emerging secure access service edge (SASE) that is growing rapidly as the IT world becomes increasingly distributed and workforces shift to a hybrid model.

Over the past two years, the COVID-19 pandemic made remote working a top priority for many organizations, which were forced to enable employees to work from home to maintain productivity. As a consequence, these organizations began to heavily invest in on-demand computing resources for remote employees.

Companies such as Liqid, Equinix, and Aryaka are developing solutions to support organizations to set up flexible, powerful hybrid clouds.

Aryaka Networks, the cloud-based WAN services provider, is helping partners attract SMB customers with its latest product release.

Aryaka debuted its first secure access service edge (SASE) product and a fresh SD-WAN offering, both of which are based on a new layer 3 architecture the company hopes will allow it to gain traction in price-sensitive verticals.

In a bid to shake up what it says is an outmoded model for deploying and managing software-defined wide-area networks, Aryaka Networks Inc. today rolled out new SD-WAN and secure access service edge offerings as managed services.

Aryaka unveiled its in-house secure access service edge (SASE) platform today, alongside a new layer 3 core network and a small to midsized business (SMB)-focused SD-WAN tier.

On the heels of its SecureCloud acquisition and a full channel revamp, Aryaka is launching three new managed SD-WAN and SASE offerings for enterprises of all sizes.

At the Future of Work Summit on January 12, 2022, CIOs, CTOs, and other C-level and senior executives discuss data and AI strategies. The COVID-19 epidemic has made remote working a top priority for many businesses over the past two years, which were forced to enable workers to work from home to maintain productivity. As a result, these firms began to invest heavily in on-demand computing resources for remote employees.

Aryaka Networks is looking to target more enterprises with a new managed secure access service edge (SASE) offering and an improved, lower cost SD-WAN offerings. Aryaka is known for offering WAN and SD-WAN services over its global Layer 2 network with more than 40 points of presence. The new services spring from that backbone to provide additional, flexible WAN services.

Ford is the latest COVID variant’s victim, succumbing to the uncertainty it has presented to the mordern working world. Deciding to delay its return-to-work hybrid plan to march, Ford needs to be able to make changes to the way its business functions rapidly in order to continue driving business growth