SD-WAN and virtual private networks?

Although we can’t accurately predict the future, it’s obvious that companies want to find the best network performance, security, and flexibility at a relatively low cost. The goal of SD-WAN is to leverage business elements and map them to business support. With SD-WAN, the network becomes more granular and more secure. Unlike standard Internet VPNs, SD-WAN can sense network conditions to ensure predictable performance levels regardless of where the user’s machine is connected.

　　 Comparing SD-WAN with virtual private networks on the Internet, SD-WAN is comprehensive, and the technology may support basic Internet VPN and end global MPLS and VPLS networks. As the corporate IT team evolves, technology accelerates and product features continue to diversify, this trend will eventually lead to a simple virtual private network becoming a thing of the past. Future enterprises need to use a more centralized approach to protecting and handling application communications, avoiding hacking threats or poor business performance that impacts business implementation.

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