Configure → Drift → Breach → Repeat: The Cycle of Cybersecurity Control Configuration Risk
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But as Cisco SASE policies evolve, configurations can drift from their intended state.
Cisco SASE uses SD-WAN and Secure Access policies to connect users, branches, and cloud environments to applications. Reach analyzes policy alignment across users, locations, and applications to identify inconsistent enforcement, risky access paths, and drift from intended security posture.
Cisco Umbrella delivers DNS-layer security, Secure Web Gateway, cloud-delivered firewall, and CASB controls as part of Cisco’s SASE architecture. Reach analyzes these configurations to identify overly permissive rules, inspection gaps, and policy exceptions that weaken protection. By tightening these controls, Reach helps block malicious domains, risky web traffic, and unauthorized outbound connections.
Cisco Secure Access and Duo help enforce identity-first Zero Trust access using MFA, device visibility, adaptive policies, and device health checks. Reach analyzes access policies to identify weak authentication requirements, missing device posture checks, and overly broad application access. This helps ensure only trusted users and healthy devices can access sensitive resources.
Cisco SASE spans multiple control planes across networking, cloud security, access, and observability. Reach continuously monitors configuration changes across these controls to detect drift before it weakens security posture. When policies move away from baseline, Reach surfaces the issue and guides remediation to restore consistent protection.
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