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Andrew Lerner

  • Distinguished VP Analyst, Gartner
Florida, United States
As seen in: Gartner, Fortinet Blog
Love my family (hate multicast and carline). lifelong lerner. run/coffee/sleep. @gartner_inc covering #networks #cloudnetworking and #networkautomation #dadlife
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Fortinet: The Pioneer of Universal ZTNA

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By Hype Cycle, Andrew Lerner, John Watts
| Fortinet Blog
ZTNA is Here to Stay Fortinet is the pioneer of Universal ZTNA. We have been offering universal ZTNA capabilities for years, and we have a proven track record of success. Learn more about how Fortinet Universal ZTNA improves secure access to applications anywhere for remote users. You can also call us today. We would be happy to help you assess your needs and choose the right solution for your organization.
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2023 Networking Hype Cycle - Andrew Lerner

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By Andrew Lerner
| Gartner
The Hype Cycle for Enterprise Networking just dropped, and it is one of my favorite pieces of research at Gartner. The Hype Cycle is focused on (….wait for it…) the most hyped technologies in networking. There’s no shortage of hyped (and over-hyped) networking technology this year, and the hype cycle includes stuff like SONiC, WIFI8, SASE, NaaS, and even SDN. This year, “AI Networking” is at the peak hype (I blame ChatGPT).
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3 Ways to SASE - Andrew Lerner

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By Andrew Lerner
| Gartner
We are increasingly seeing organizations evaluating, designing, preparing to implement, and using SASE. SASE is a converged offering that includes SD-WAN, SWG, CASB, firewall and ZTNA. SASE supports branch office, remote worker and on-premises secure access use cases. We’ve observed several approaches in the market, and recommend these three paths to SASE implementation: A single-vendor SASE offering from (obviously) a single vendor.
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