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This video discusses the future of cloud computing, highlighting the growth in cloud spending, cybersecurity concerns, and the role of AI and ML.

According to a new study, 81 percent of IT professionals say hybrid work is driving demand for technologies like SASE and zero-trust networking.

Cybersecurity stocks are expected to continue growing throughout 2024 and beyond with these choices being particularly strong.

Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) technology has become increasingly popular as it combines the delivery of wide area networks and security controls in a single platform.

To tackle the threats and security challenges posed by the growing amount of data in the cloud and data privacy as well as remote access, organizations are adopting zero trust and SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) architectures.

According to Dell’Oro Group, there are more than 30 SASE vendors. That number is likely to go up consistently for the foreseeable future. Despite this growth, not all these providers are delivering the same basic foundational elements to customers. At best, these providers don’t realize that they’re not offering a true SASE solution, and at worst, they’re falsely advertising SASE capabilities to expand their customer bases.

Here you have a broad array of intriguing options for risk-tolerant investors amid challenging and often worrisome times.

This video discusses the future of cloud computing, highlighting the growth in cloud spending, cybersecurity concerns, and the role of AI and ML.

Both SASE and SD-WAN are technological solutions that facilitate and streamline remote work. SASE does more to secure the increasing attack surface of a business.