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Enterprise Grade SASE
For the mid-market: How Palo Alto Networks is more accessible through ANSecurity
SASE brings networking and security together, but adopting it doesn't remove the need for skilled design, careful implementation and continuous management.
ANSecurity helps businesses deploy and operate Palo Alto Networks technology through a flexible service model that supplements internal expertise without forcing them into full-scale outsourcing.
As a Palo Alto Networks Managed Security Service Provider, ANSecurity has worked with the vendor’s technology for more than a decade. Its capabilities extend across next-generation firewalls, endpoint protection, SaaS security and centralised management, supported by 24/7 Security Operations Centre monitoring. This breadth enables them to support the wider security environment surrounding SASE, rather than treating secure access as an isolated technology project.
At the centre of its approach is Co-Driver, ANSecurity’s managed and professional services model. Customers can decide which responsibilities stay with their internal teams and where ANSecurity should provide additional skills, operational capacity or ongoing management. This could include initial assessment and architecture, best-practice installation, configuration, migration, monitoring, policy maintenance or complete management of specific security controls.
For security leaders, this creates a practical route to SASE adoption while retaining visibility and ownership. ANSecurity works alongside existing IT and security functions, providing reporting, shared oversight and access to specialists who understand the customer’s environment.
The result is a service wrap that can adapt as requirements change. Organisations can use ANSecurity to fill a temporary skills gap, support a transformation project or provide round-the-clock operational coverage to support a Palo Alto Networks deployment without surrendering control of their wider security strategy.
We hope you'll take advantage of our "Security Sounding Board" session to access our specialist knowledge and advice around your SASE estate. In the meantime, here's more information you may be interested in.
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