Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Live demonstration of Timus SASE, a cloud-native Secure Access Service Edge platform now part of the CyberFOX portfolio
- Focuses on replacing legacy VPN infrastructure with modern security architecture
- Designed for IT managers, security architects, CISOs and network administrators
- Addresses security challenges facing organisations with remote and hybrid workforces
- Relevant to mid-sized enterprises, large organisations and managed service providers
Introduction
This virtual demonstration introduces Timus SASE, a cloud-native Secure Access Service Edge platform designed to modernise network security for distributed workforces. The session targets IT and cybersecurity professionals seeking alternatives to traditional VPN-based security models. With hybrid and remote work now standard practice across industries, organisations face mounting pressure to secure access to corporate resources without the limitations inherent in legacy perimeter-based approaches.
About This Event
CyberFOX hosts this 30-minute live group demonstration following its acquisition of Timus Networks. The session provides a hands-on walkthrough of the Timus SASE platform, illustrating how the technology functions in practical deployment scenarios. Rather than a theoretical overview, the demonstration focuses on operational capabilities and real-world application.
The format allows attendees to observe the platform in action while gaining insight into how cloud-native SASE architecture differs from conventional network security tools.
The Shift from Legacy VPNs to SASE Architecture
Traditional VPNs were designed for an era when most employees worked from fixed office locations and accessed resources hosted in on-premises data centres. This model struggles to accommodate modern work patterns, where users connect from multiple locations and devices while accessing applications distributed across cloud environments.
SASE converges networking and security functions into a unified cloud-delivered service. Rather than backhauling traffic through a central data centre, SASE applies security policies at the edge, closer to users and the resources they access. This architectural shift reduces latency, simplifies management and provides consistent security regardless of user location.
Timus SASE positions itself as a fully cloud-native implementation of this model, meaning the platform was built specifically for cloud delivery rather than adapted from existing on-premises products. This distinction matters for organisations evaluating solutions, as cloud-native platforms typically offer greater scalability and simpler deployment compared to retrofitted alternatives.
Security Challenges in Distributed Work Environments
Organisations with remote and hybrid workforces contend with an expanded attack surface. Employees accessing corporate systems from home networks, co-working spaces and public connections introduce variables that traditional perimeter security cannot adequately address.
The demonstration addresses several operational challenges common to this environment. These include maintaining visibility across distributed endpoints, enforcing consistent access policies regardless of connection location, and securing data in transit without degrading user experience. For managed service providers supporting multiple client environments, these challenges multiply across diverse infrastructure configurations.
Who Should Attend
The session is structured for technical decision-makers evaluating network security modernisation. IT managers responsible for infrastructure planning, security architects designing access frameworks, CISOs assessing organisational risk posture and network administrators managing day-to-day security operations will find the content directly applicable to their roles.
Organisations currently reliant on legacy VPN infrastructure, particularly those experiencing performance limitations or management complexity as remote work has scaled, represent the primary audience. Managed service providers exploring SASE offerings for their client portfolios may also benefit from understanding how the platform operates in multi-tenant scenarios.
Industry Context
The SASE market has matured considerably since Gartner first defined the category in 2019. Enterprises increasingly recognise that network security and network connectivity must evolve together rather than remain separate disciplines. This convergence reflects broader trends in IT architecture, where cloud-first strategies demand security models designed for distributed environments from the outset.
CyberFOX’s acquisition of Timus Networks reflects ongoing consolidation in the cybersecurity sector, as vendors seek to offer comprehensive platforms rather than point solutions. For organisations evaluating options, understanding how acquired technologies integrate into broader portfolios helps inform long-term planning decisions.