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Software-defined WAN that bonds multiple links, steers traffic by application, and fails over without dropping sessions.
SD-WAN puts an intelligent overlay across whatever transport you have — fiber, broadband, 4G/5G — and makes routing decisions per application rather than per link.
The practical effect is that a fiber cut stops being an outage. Sessions move to the backup path in under a second, and voice calls survive it. Meanwhile bulk traffic like backups is pushed onto the cheap link and kept away from the expensive one.
It also collapses branch hardware. Routing, firewall, path selection and VPN termination land on one managed appliance instead of four boxes from three vendors.
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No. SD-WAN sits on top of what you already have. Most deployments keep the existing primary link and add a cheaper second path for resilience.
It can. Most appliances we deploy include next-generation firewall capability. Whether you consolidate depends on your security posture — we will scope it during the assessment.
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