Cloud security edge

Your people left the perimeter. Your security should have gone with them.

Security Service Edge is the security half of SASE: web filtering, cloud app control, zero-trust access to private applications, cloud firewalling and data-loss prevention, all delivered from the cloud instead of a box in your server room. The same policy applies whether someone is in the Noida office, at home, or on airport Wi-Fi — and access is granted per application, not by dropping the user onto your network.

Clay-style illustration of a navy cloud gateway with a green shield inspecting traffic
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Services consolidated: SWG, CASB, ZTNA, FWaaS, DLP
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Users placed on the flat network by VPN
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Policy set for office, home and mobile

Plain English

The five things SSE replaces, and what each one does.

SWG (Secure Web Gateway) inspects web traffic, including TLS, and blocks malicious or out-of-policy destinations. CASB (Cloud Access Security Broker) shows you which cloud apps are in use — including the ones nobody approved — and enforces rules inside sanctioned ones.

ZTNA (Zero Trust Network Access) replaces VPN. Instead of joining the network, a verified user and a healthy device are connected to one named application. Everything else stays invisible, which removes the lateral movement that turns one phished password into a company-wide incident.

FWaaS moves next-generation firewall inspection into the cloud so branches do not each need an appliance, and DLP watches for regulated or confidential data leaving through web, cloud and email — the same control the DPDP Act expects you to demonstrate.

Sound familiar?

If two of these describe your month, this is the fix.

  • Full-tunnel VPN drops every remote worker onto the internal LAN, so one compromised laptop can reach everything.

  • Nobody can list which SaaS applications staff have signed up for with a work email.

  • Web filtering only works when people are in the office, which is the place they are least likely to be.

What we actually do

The work, step by step — not a feature list.

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VPN retirement, done in stages

We publish applications through ZTNA one group at a time, run both paths in parallel, and only switch the VPN off when the last dependency — usually an old thick client or a printer — has been dealt with.

02

Shadow IT discovery before policy

First we show you the real list of cloud apps in use and the data going to them. Blocking decisions get much easier once everyone is looking at the same evidence.

03

Data controls mapped to Indian obligations

DLP rules written around what your business actually holds — Aadhaar and PAN numbers, customer records, source code, financial data — and documented so you can show a regulator the control, not just describe it.

04

Device posture as a condition of access

Encryption on, endpoint agent healthy, OS patched. If a device fails the check it gets limited or read-only access rather than a blunt refusal that generates a support ticket.

What you receive

Deliverables you can hold us to.

  • Cloud application discovery report with risk ranking
  • Written access policy: who reaches which application, from what kind of device
  • Deployed SWG, CASB, ZTNA, FWaaS and DLP tenant, tuned to your traffic
  • VPN decommissioning plan with dependency register
  • Monthly report on blocked threats, policy exceptions and data-movement events

Platforms and partners

Vendor-fluent, vendor-neutral.

Zscaler Internet & Private AccessNetskopePalo Alto Prisma AccessCisco Umbrella & DuoFortinet SASE

We design to what your business needs, then price at least two ways of getting there. You see the commercials for each option side by side before anyone signs anything — including the option where you keep what you already own.

How we start

From first call to live in four steps.

  1. 01

    A 45-minute conversation

    What you run, what worries you, and what a bad week has already cost you. No slides and no product pitch — we are working out whether we can genuinely help.

  2. 02

    Posture assessment

    We examine the estate, compare it against a recognised framework and hand you a prioritised list of gaps. The report is yours to keep whether or not you buy anything.

  3. 03

    Onboarding and a rehearsal

    Log sources, agents, access and escalation contacts are agreed, then we run a live drill of a real incident before we call the service live. Untested escalation paths are decoration.

  4. 04

    Steady-state operations

    Monitoring, response and reporting run to a written SLA, with a quarterly review that changes the plan whenever your business changes.

Questions

What buyers ask us about sse (security service edge).

Tell us the sites, the users and the deadline.

You will get a written design, a bill of materials and a fixed commercial within three working days. No discovery fee, no obligation to buy.