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SASE OpsLab Unveils Platform For SASE Infrastructure Lifecycle Management

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 23 (Bernama) -- London-headquartered SASE OpsLab Ltd has announced its latest platform release designed to tackle long-term Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) infrastructure lifecycle management.

Moving beyond the vendor “deploy and forget" approach, the solution provides enterprise information technology (IT) teams with a scalable lifecycle-orientated platform to handle infrastructure changes and related remediation in hybrid IT environments.

“For too long, the SASE channel and vendors have focused on initial rollout, leaving enterprise IT teams with the operational burden of complex hybrid infrastructure Day-2 management.

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“This new release offers the Ops lifecycle tool meant to ease SASE migrations and future evolutions,” said SASE OpsLab Chief Executive Officer, Nabil Lawrence Souli in a statement.

The SASE OpsLab Enterprise edition features vendor- and domain-agnostic change management, with its signature OpsKits designed to make infrastructure changes simple and low-risk. The platform allows IT professionals to execute complex modifications across network and security architectures without specialised, vendor-specific expertise.

The platform also introduces Self-Designed Auto-Remediation OpsKits, enabling IT professionals to build custom, automated remediation scenarios. These response scenarios can extend beyond SASE technology to orchestrate connected actions across enterprise domains, including cloud asset migrations and broader infrastructure layers.

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In addition, the new release includes continuous, real-time infrastructure drift detection as part of the SASE OpsLab interface. Users can also automatically roll back to a prior infrastructure state in response to unauthorised changes.

-- BERNAMA