Summary
In this chapter, we covered the management models for SASE, which include self-management, co-management, management by the service provider, operational management, and SASE success. The benefits of SASE are achieved through the effective management of an ever-changing framework of services for secure communications. SASE introduces the idea of aligning skills at the pace of DevOps methodology. Often, an organization must sacrifice ideal goals to align with the organization's primary purpose. This primary purpose is not always the most effective security or network infrastructure software development organization in the world.
Unfortunately, the organization's purpose, budget, acceptable risk, and culture make self-management of new generations of software a cost-ineffective goal. Outsourcing with effective vendor management becomes the most cost-effective means of conducting business. SASE success depends on individual and organizational evolution.
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