Simplify, Secure & Scale Your Network—All in One Go
Secure Access Service Edge ( SASE )
Traditional network security just isn’t cutting it anymore. Businesses are moving to the cloud, employees are logging in from anywhere and everywhere, and cyber threats? They’re getting smarter by the second. If your IT team is constantly patching up vulnerabilities, managing multiple security tools, and dealing with slow network speeds, it’s time for a change.
How Does SASE Work?
1. Identity-driven
SASE uses the user’s identity to decide who can access what. It checks not just who the user is but also looks at their device, the type of data or app they want to use and what they are trying to do with it.
These checks help create smart access rules based on risk. The same rule follows the user whether they are in the office, working from home or traveling. This way, security stays strong and consistent no matter where the user is.
2. Cloud-native
SASE is built to run in the cloud. It is flexible, can fix itself when problems happen and takes care of updates on its own. Since it is delivered as a cloud service, SASE can quickly adjust to your business needs. It gives you full network and security features everywhere without needing any extra hardware.
3. Support for all edges
SASE protects your network at every point. It works for your main office, cloud data centers, remote branches and even for just one user or device. Everyone gets the same level of security and performance, no matter where they are or how they connect.
4. Globally distributed
SASE is set up on a global cloud system. This means it can provide fast and reliable security and networking to all your users and locations around the world. No matter where your teams are, they will get low-latency access and strong protection.
Key Component Of SASE
Software-Defined WAN (SD-WAN)
Secure Web Gateway (SWG)
Firewall as a Service (FWaaS)
Zero-Trust Network Access (ZTNA)
Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB)
Global Cloud Network
Unified Management
The Benefits of SASE

Improved Agility

Stronger Security with Unified Policies

Autonomous Service Lifecycle Management
A Single Vendor SASE Platform

Challenge: Traditional Solutions Are Too Complex and Costly
Most businesses today use different tools for networking and security. These tools often include VPNs, on-premises firewalls, and separate remote access systems. Managing all of them is difficult, time-consuming, and expensive.
These traditional systems were not designed for cloud environments or mobile users. They are rigid and hard to scale. Security is spread across different platforms and tools, which leads to gaps and delays. Instead of helping the business move faster, these tools create roadblocks and increase risk.
Solution: One Platform for Networking and Security
A single-vendor SASE platform solves this problem by combining all network and security services into one cloud-native system. It connects and protects users, sites, and cloud apps through a single global service.
This makes management easier, cuts costs, and improves security. Everything is delivered through the cloud, so your business can move faster, stay secure, and scale easily as it grows.

Comparing Legacy Solutions with Saffron SASE Cloud
Feature | Legacy Solutions | Saffron SASE Cloud |
---|---|---|
Architecture | Hardware-based and scattered across multiple devices | Fully cloud-native and delivered as one unified service |
Deployment Speed | Takes weeks or months with complex setups | Zero-touch provisioning. New sites or users onboarded in minutes |
Scalability | Hard to scale across regions and remote users | Easily scales across locations and users with no extra hardware |
Security Management | Separate tools for different threats and locations | One platform with centralized policies and full traffic visibility |
Remote Access | Depends on VPNs and static access methods | Uses Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) for secure, identity-based access |
Maintenance | Manual updates and patching needed regularly | Self-updating cloud service that reduces manual effort |
Performance | Traffic is often backhauled to a central site causing delays | Cloud-based routing with low-latency global access |
Cost Efficiency | High CapEx and operational overhead | Lower total cost with pay-as-you-go cloud model |

The Value of SASE in WAN Transformation
Digital transformation takes time. It usually happens through several different projects like adding SD-WAN, improving internet security, moving to the cloud, and supporting mobile users. These steps are part of a larger journey to modernize the network.
When planning your next upgrade—whether it’s for SD-WAN, global connectivity, or security—it’s important to think beyond just the current need. Ask yourself: is it better to invest in a single tool that solves one problem today, or choose a complete SASE platform that can support both your current needs and future projects?
With Saffron SASE Cloud, you get a long-term solution that grows with your business. It brings together networking and security in one platform so you don’t have to start over with every new requirement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can SASE help with compliance?
Absolutely! SASE ensures GDPR, HIPAA, and ISO compliance by encrypting data, preventing unauthorized access, and maintaining real-time security monitoring.
How does SASE support remote workforces?
What are the key components of SASE?
SASE includes SD-WAN, Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB), Secure Web Gateway (SWG), and Firewall-as-a-Service (FWaaS).