Modern work no longer lives inside a single network — and your security shouldn’t either. Securafy’s SASE solutions protect users, devices, and data everywhere work happens by combining network security and access control into one cloud-native model.
We help SMBs replace fragmented firewalls, VPNs, and point tools with a unified approach that’s simpler to manage, easier to scale, and built for hybrid and remote teams.
We rolled out a new password policy and accidentally locked out half our team, including me. Total facepalm moment!!
Support could’ve laughed (and maybe they did), but Randy and his team were in cleanup mode right away.
They helped us recover access, reset MFA across devices, and flagged a few other risky settings we hadn’t even touched.
Sorry Randy for the late review but here goes!
We had an SSL cert expire unexpectedly and suddenly half the team couldn’t access tools we rely on daily. It caused immediate chaos with emails bouncing, services blocked. We flagged it to Securafy and within minutes, they were already replacing it, verifying dependencies, and making sure nothing else broke. Lifesavers.
sometime last month our office network dropped across all floors. Phones went down the cloud drives inaccessible all projects stalled.
Randy's brilliant team remoted in, coordinated with our ISP, reconfigured backup routing and even walked someone through physical resets while staying on the line. you're never gonna get that kind of hands-on support remotely elsewhere!
I had a live webinar and completely forgot my admin login to the platform 15 minutes before it started. Total brain fog.
I messaged the Securafy team in a panic, and they had my access reset and working in less than five minutes.
It’s a tiny thing, but that kind of quick support in crunch moments makes a huge difference.
We had a traveling exec who needed a laptop, VPN, phone app, and email configured across multiple devices in under 48 hours.
Randy and the team shipped the hardware, preconfigured everything, even walked her through setup on a spotty hotel connection.
By the time her first meeting started, everything was working. Honestly don’t know how they pulled that off so smoothly.
I worked with too many vendors to know which ones are actually reliable. this team is really fast, chill w/ non-tech peeps like me, and got our patient intake system secured without making things a pain.
We feel safer and we trust em.
Weve been working with Securafy for a while now, and honestly, it’s the kind of tech support you stop thinking about and i mean that in the best way possible. Things just work. When they don’t, you barely have time to get frustrated before someone’s already looking into it.
catching issues before they turn into problems, helping out with quick fixes, or rolling out bigger updates with zero drama. just solid, steady support that you can count on. thanks Securafy!
Our old provider was hit or miss. We run events and bookings almost every day, and downtime just isn’t an option. They’re proactive and fixed our payment system latency.
Modern security isn’t about stacking more tools — it’s about enforcing protection everywhere work happens. Securafy’s SASE solutions unify access control, threat prevention, and visibility into a single cloud-native model that protects users, devices, and data without slowing your business down.
Traditional networks trust locations. SASE trusts identities. We secure every connection based on user identity, device posture, and access intent — ensuring employees, vendors, and partners only reach what they’re authorized to access, from any location.
All traffic is inspected before it reaches your systems. SASE enforces real-time protection through secure web gateways, DNS filtering, and cloud firewalls — stopping malware, phishing, and command-and-control traffic before damage occurs.
Centralized policies replace fragmented controls. Security rules, access logs, and enforcement decisions are managed in one platform — making it easier to support HIPAA, PCI, cyber insurance requirements, and audit readiness without manual overhead.
Every connection is verified before access is granted. SASE replaces location-based trust with identity-driven access, ensuring users, devices, and applications are authenticated and authorized every time—whether they’re in the office or remote.
Traffic is inspected before it reaches your environment. Web traffic, DNS requests, and application sessions are analyzed in real time to block malware, phishing attempts, and command-and-control activity—without relying on legacy perimeter defenses.
Security enforcement moves to the cloud. Firewall services, secure web gateways, and DNS filtering are delivered at the edge, reducing attack surface while improving performance for remote and hybrid teams.
Eliminate VPN risk and lateral movement. Users only see and access the applications they are explicitly allowed to use, limiting blast radius and preventing attackers from moving across your network if credentials are compromised.
At Securafy, Secure Access Service Edge is deployed, tuned, and governed by experienced engineers who understand real-world networks, not just diagrams.
We combine cloud-native security with human oversight, so your access controls stay resilient, your users stay productive, and your security posture stays enforceable as your environment evolves.
Every SASE deployment is architected and reviewed by security engineers. Access policies, identity rules, and traffic inspection aren’t left on autopilot. Our team continuously validates configurations to ensure performance, usability, and security stay aligned as your workforce changes.
One framework instead of disconnected tools. SASE replaces fragmented firewalls, VPNs, and web filters with a single, integrated security model — reducing complexity while closing gaps that attackers exploit in traditional perimeter designs.
Zero Trust enforced at every connection point. All traffic is authenticated, encrypted, and inspected before it reaches your systems. Users only access what they’re explicitly allowed to — limiting lateral movement and reducing breach impact.
Clear insight into who accessed what — and why. Every access request, policy decision, and enforcement action is logged and auditable. This visibility supports compliance reviews, incident investigations, and ongoing risk management without guesswork.
SASE is built on Zero Trust principles and continuous verification. Instead of relying on a fixed perimeter, security follows the user, the device, and the application — everywhere they work. Our approach embeds security and compliance directly into network access so protection is enforced automatically, not reactively.
Access is secured before traffic reaches your systems. All connections are authenticated, encrypted, and inspected in real time. Data stays protected across cloud apps, remote users, and on-prem resources — without exposing internal systems directly to the internet.
Access controls aligned to regulatory requirements. SASE policies support compliance frameworks such as HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and FTC Safeguards by enforcing least-privilege access, logging activity, and maintaining consistent controls across users and locations — even in remote and hybrid environments.
Clear visibility into who accessed what — and why. Every access request, policy decision, and enforcement action is logged and auditable. This creates a defensible access trail for security reviews, compliance audits, and incident investigations without relying on fragmented tools or manual tracking.
Most businesses don’t realize they’ve been compromised until something breaks. Stolen credentials don’t always trigger alerts — they trigger downtime, account lockouts, ransomware, and client-facing outages days or weeks later.
Before committing to tools or long-term services, start by understanding what an incident would actually cost your business.
Our Downtime Impact Calculator helps you quantify the real-world impact of credential exposure — in dollars, productivity, and trust.
See how credential-based incidents slow teams down, lock users out, and disrupt daily operations.
Estimate the financial impact of system outages, missed transactions, and delayed client work.
Account for recovery time, IT response, reputational damage, and follow-on security work after an incident.
Understand how dark web exposure today can turn into downtime tomorrow — without waiting for a crisis.
Clear answers to common questions about SASE solutions, zero trust access, cloud-native security, and secure remote connectivity.
Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) is a cloud-native security architecture that combines networking and security services into a single platform. Instead of relying on a physical network perimeter, SASE secures access based on identity, device posture, and context—no matter where users or applications are located.
This approach reflects how modern businesses operate, with cloud applications, remote users, and distributed environments. SASE shifts security controls closer to users and applications, reducing reliance on legacy perimeter defenses (Gartner SASE Framework).
SASE typically replaces or consolidates:
legacy VPNs and on-prem firewalls
separate web filtering and DNS tools
fragmented access control systems
This model is designed for remote, hybrid, and cloud-first environments.
SASE routes user traffic through cloud-based security services before it reaches business applications or data. Access decisions are evaluated dynamically using identity, device security posture, location, and risk signals.
Security policies are enforced consistently regardless of where the user connects from. This eliminates the need to backhaul traffic through a central office and reduces exposure created by implicit trust models (Cloudflare SASE Architecture Overview).
Core SASE functions include:
authenticating users and devices
inspecting traffic for threats
enforcing centralized security policies
Security is applied at the edge, not the office network.
SASE combines multiple security and networking capabilities under a single, unified architecture. These components work together using shared identity and policy controls rather than operating as isolated tools.
This consolidation reduces security gaps, simplifies management, and improves visibility across users and applications (Zscaler SASE Architecture).
Common SASE components include:
Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)
Secure Web Gateway (SWG)
Firewall as a Service (FWaaS)
DNS filtering and threat protection
identity-based access controls
Unified architecture reduces tool sprawl and misconfiguration risk.
Traditional VPNs grant broad network access once a user is authenticated, often without continuous verification. This creates risk if credentials are compromised or devices are insecure.
SASE replaces this model with zero trust access, where each session and request is continuously evaluated. Users are granted access only to specific applications, not the entire network (NIST Zero Trust Architecture SP 800-207).
Key differences include:
application-level access instead of network-level access
continuous verification instead of one-time login
cloud inspection instead of traffic backhauling
SASE improves both security and user experience.
Remote and hybrid work models dissolve the traditional network perimeter. Users access applications from home networks, mobile devices, and third-party locations that were never designed to be trusted.
SASE aligns security with this reality by applying consistent controls regardless of location. Policies follow users and data instead of relying on a fixed network boundary (Microsoft Zero Trust and SASE Alignment).
SASE supports modern work by:
securing access from any location
protecting cloud and SaaS applications
enforcing consistent policies everywhere
This reduces risk created by distributed workforces.
No. SASE complements endpoint security rather than replacing it. Endpoint protection focuses on detecting and stopping threats on the device, while SASE controls access and inspects traffic.
Together, these controls create layered protection across users, devices, and networks. Each layer addresses different attack vectors (CISA Defense-in-Depth Guidance).
Together they provide:
device-level threat detection
identity-based access enforcement
end-to-end traffic inspection
Layered security significantly improves overall posture.
SASE is designed to improve performance compared to legacy security models. Traffic is routed through nearby cloud points of presence instead of being forced through a central office or VPN concentrator.
This reduces latency and congestion, especially for cloud and SaaS applications. Many users experience faster, more reliable access after SASE deployment (Gartner Secure Access Performance Analysis).
Performance benefits include:
reduced latency
faster access to cloud applications
elimination of VPN bottlenecks
Security and performance improve together.
No. While SASE was initially adopted by large enterprises, modern platforms are designed for small and mid-sized businesses as well.
Cloud-delivered architecture removes the need for large infrastructure investments or in-house security teams. This makes advanced security accessible to smaller organizations (CISA Cloud Security Guidance).
SMBs benefit from:
enterprise-grade security without internal security teams
simplified deployment and management
predictable and scalable security architecture
SASE removes complexity rather than adding it.
Yes. SASE can be introduced in phases based on business priorities, risk tolerance, and existing infrastructure. Organizations do not need to replace all security tools at once.
Phased deployment reduces disruption and allows teams to adopt new controls incrementally while maintaining operations (Microsoft Phased Zero Trust Adoption).
Phased deployment often includes:
replacing VPNs with ZTNA first
adding secure web and DNS filtering
centralizing access and reporting
This approach balances security improvement with operational continuity.
SASE is ideal for organizations with distributed users, cloud applications, or increasing security complexity. It aligns security architecture with how modern businesses operate.
Organizations adopting cloud, SaaS, and remote work models often outgrow traditional perimeter-based security. SASE provides a scalable alternative (Gartner SASE Adoption Trends).
SASE is commonly adopted by:
remote and hybrid workforces
cloud-first or SaaS-heavy businesses
organizations modernizing legacy security
SASE aligns security with today’s operational reality.
With Securafy, you don’t just deploy SASE — you implement it with clarity and control. We help you evaluate access risks, define Zero Trust policies, replace legacy VPNs, and secure users, devices, and applications wherever work happens.