One agent for SSE, and the mile that broke.
The headline is Managed SSE: SWG, ZTNA, CASB and FWaaS behind a single agent. Underneath it, five changes to the portal that answer the questions troubleshooting actually starts with.
Managed SSE: one agent for four services
Secure Web Gateway, ZTNA, CASB and Firewall unified behind a single agent.
Consolidating the security functions removes the part of the work that never appeared in anyone's architecture diagram: reconciling four agents, four policy models and four sets of logs. One agent means one consistent experience for the user and one place to administer.
Generally available.
Clarity with the new SD-WAN Service Overview
Traffic flows, top applications, site performance and interface detail in one view.
SD-WAN insight used to be spread across fragmented pages, which made the simple questions slow to answer. The Service Overview puts the analytics in one reliable place, so the view you open first is usually the view you need.
- Type 'SD-WAN' in the Jump To tool
Already active for every SD-WAN customer.
SD-WAN Service Overview in the portal helpMission Control Portal, sign-in required
Pinpoint issues with Backbone performance metrics
First mile, middle mile, last mile: see which one is actually responsible.
End-to-end visibility tells you that something is slow. These metrics tell you where. First mile is your site to the Backbone, middle mile is across the Backbone, last mile is the Backbone to the destination, and each is measured separately.
- Type 'vpn' in Jump To and choose 'VPN Connections'
- Click 'Add Filter' and choose 'Backbone' from the dropdown
- Select 'Enabled'
- Click 'Expand All'
Automatic for every customer using the Backbone. No setup required.
Filter smarter with Logs Explorer exclusion mode
Switch to Exclude, click the IP or port you do not want, and it is gone.
Excluding a handful of noisy addresses used to mean selecting everything else. Exclusion mode inverts that: fewer clicks, a cleaner log view, and a filter that reads the way you were thinking about the problem.
Already active for everyone.
Logs Explorer exclusion mode in the portal helpMission Control Portal, sign-in required
Spot traffic flows in the renewed Host Interfaces table
Inbound and outbound split at a glance, so bandwidth questions stop needing a detour.
Seeing which traffic class consumes the bandwidth used to take a chain of clicks into application details. The renewed table shows the split immediately, which shortens the path from symptom to bottleneck.
- In Jump To, type the name of the host you are interested in
- Open the 'Infrastructure Statistics' tab
- Scroll down to 'Interfaces'
- Expand the table rows for bandwidth control detail
Automatic for everyone. No setup needed.
Copy information from tables in one click
Grab a whole table at once, or a single field if that is all you need.
A small thing that shows up every day. Wherever the copy icon appears, one click puts the content on your clipboard instead of the field-by-field routine.
Enabled for everyone. No setup required.
The same features, in production.
Companies running this platform every day, in their words.
Missing a permission?
Self-service features are switched on per organisation. Your Technical Account Manager or Mission Control can enable them.