New Delhi: Technology leaders from various verticals, including manufacturing, BFSI, and engineering, face increasing challenges managing complex, distributed networks while ensuring security, visibility, and performance.
Sify InfinitSASE+, powered by Cato Networks, organized a three-city launch in Kolkata, Mumbai and Bengaluru to introduce an enterprise platform that addresses both networking and cybersecurity challenges.
Five such critical challenges were identified and the discussions focused on best practices to mitigate them. They included balancing hybrid work dynamics, expanding the attack surface, GenAI’s complex landscape, threats involving trusted SaaS applications, and the complexity of data privacy and regulations.
More than 180 technology leaders from leading enterprises in these 3 cities will discover how our unified, cloud-native SASE platform can simplify their IT infrastructure and enhance secure connectivity. Sessions from Sify and Cato leaders enforce consistent policies across enterprises and provide full network visibility.
The attending CIOs engaged with the Sify and Cato experts, explored practical use cases, and learnt how InfinitSASE+ can help their respective organizations streamline network and security operations. The case studies and demos aimed to help these 180+ CIOs reduce their enterprise management complexity and, in turn, support their business growth.
The focus was on the various elements of Sify InfinitSASE+ and their functions. The following services were identified: managed services (Sify NOC services priced per site or deployment), network connectivity (Sify MPLS/ill priced per site), SSE offerings (threat prevention, CASB, DLP), remote ZTNA users (client, clientless access priced per user), hardware add-ons (CPEs, rackmount kits priced per quantity) and sites and clouds (priced per bandwidth).
The Sify leaders explained how flexible, bandwidth-based pricing and seamless remote access from branches empower enterprise IT teams to accelerate their business outcomes. More importantly, they explained how this can be done without the overhead of managing multiple vendors or tools.
