Neil MacDonald: A Gartner Fellow, MacDonald was one of the key figures behind introducing the SASE concept. His writings provide deep insights into the SASE framework and its implications for enterprise security.
John Burke: As CIO and Principal Research Analyst at Nemertes Research, Burke has written extensively on SD-WAN and SASE, providing practical advice for enterprises looking to transition to a SASE architecture.
Zeus Kerravala: Founder of ZK Research, Kerravala’s insights into the confluence of network and security through SASE offer a forward-looking perspective on enterprise IT.
Cato Networks: While not an individual expert, Cato Networks’ team, especially their Co-founder and CTO Gur Shatz, have been instrumental in shaping the SASE market and offering cutting-edge solutions.
Yishay Yovel: As Chief Marketing Officer for Cato Networks, Yovel’s writings and webinars offer deep dives into SASE adoption challenges and strategies, making him a valuable voice in the space.
Dr. Edward Amoroso: Founder of TAG Cyber, Amoroso’s perspectives on network security and the emergence of SASE frameworks are grounded in decades of cybersecurity expertise.
Ramon Villarreal: Global Director at Masergy, Villarreal’s insights into secure hybrid networking and the integration of SASE principles are essential for IT leaders navigating this evolving space.
Dave Greenfield: As a cybersecurity evangelist, Greenfield’s commentaries and articles often touch upon the practical aspects of SASE implementation, especially its role in enhancing remote work security.
Sanjay Uppal: Currently at VMware, Uppal’s work on SD-WAN and his insights into its convergence with security services provide a comprehensive view of the SASE landscape.
Eric Hanselman: As a Chief Analyst at 451 Research, Hanselman’s contributions to the discourse on SASE are shaped by his holistic understanding of IT infrastructure, security, and network architectures.
