Sector Intelligence: SD-WAN & SASE Advances

This brief highlights developments in SD-WAN and SASE technologies over the past month.

This brief summarizes the recent advancements and announcements from key players in the Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) and Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) sectors. Key updates include product launches, partnerships, and cybersecurity advisories that reflect the evolving landscape of enterprise networking and security.

FatPipe, Inc. Developments

FatPipe, Inc. launched its Total Security 360, integrating SD-WAN with advanced cybersecurity features aimed at small and medium-sized businesses. The solution seeks to lower deployment complexity and insurance costs through consolidated security services.

FatPipe also set the share price for its initial public offering at $5.75, aiming to raise $4 million. The shares will be listed on NASDAQ under the ticker symbol FATN starting April 8, 2025.

CISA Vulnerabilities Updates

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) added CVE-2025-31161, related to CrushFTP authentication bypass, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog, pressing for urgent remediation by federal agencies.

Additionally, CISA identified two other vulnerabilities in its catalog: CVE-2025-30406, linked to Gladinet CentreStack, and CVE-2025-29824, concerning a Microsoft Windows component, both recognized for active exploitation risks.

In another advisory, CISA included CVE-2021-20035, an Operating System (OS) command injection vulnerability affecting SonicWall appliances, stressing risks to both federal and non-federal organization networks.

Cloudbrink Enhancements and Expansion

Cloudbrink introduced enhancements to its SASE services, offering 300 Gbps capacity per data center and 1 Gbps throughput per user. These upgrades target industries like game development, requiring substantial data transfer capabilities.

Furthermore, Cloudbrink announced its expansion into Brazil, Korea, and Africa through strategic partnerships, enhancing its Zero-Trust Network Access (ZTNA) offerings in emerging markets.

Infoblox and Google Cloud Partnership

Infoblox and Google Cloud formed a partnership to enhance cloud networking security. The collaboration offers two solutions aimed at improving visibility and performance in enterprise environments: Universal DDI for Cloud Wide Area Network (WAN) and Domain Name System (DNS) Armor, which targets malicious activity detection.

Zscaler and Fortinet Reports on Cyber Threats

Zscaler's report indicated a decrease in global phishing incidents; however, it noted that cybercriminals are increasingly using Artificial Intelligence (AI) for targeted attacks, particularly against IT and finance sectors. The report provides insights into shifting phishing tactics and emphasizes the need for enhanced defenses.

Fortinet released its Global Threat Landscape Report, detailing a spike in Cybercrime-as-a-Service on the darknet. The report highlights the growing use of AI in cyberattacks, urging organizations to adopt proactive defenses that leverage AI and zero trust architectures.

MEF Webinar on SASE Certification

Model Evaluation Framework (MEF) is hosting a webinar featuring Joe Skorupa, co-author of the SASE framework, to discuss the role of SASE certification in enhancing interoperability and security. The event aims to address industry challenges and present standards-based solutions for enterprises.

This brief reflects the most relevant updates in the SD-WAN and SASE domains, highlighting the ongoing development of security measures and partnerships crafted to enhance enterprise technology frameworks. Readers are encouraged to explore linked sources for detailed insights into each development.

1. FatPipe, Inc. introduces Total Security 360 product for SMBs' cybersecurity needs
   FatPipe's Total Security 360 aims to reduce deployment complexity and insurance costs through an integrated cybersecurity solution.
2. CISA adds CVE-2025-31161 to vulnerabilities catalog
   CISA adds CVE-2025-31161 to KEV Catalog, urging timely remediation by federal agencies and all organizations.
3. FatPipe, Inc. announces pricing of initial public offering and listing on NASDAQ
   D. Boral Capital LLC is the Sole Book-Running Manager for FatPipe's initial public offering of common stock.
4. CISA adds two vulnerabilities to its catalog
   CISA adds two vulnerabilities to its catalog, prompting federal agencies to address identified risks to mitigate cyber threats.
5. Infoblox and Google Cloud partner to enhance cloud networking and security solutions for enterprises
   Infoblox and Google Cloud partner to enhance cloud security with Universal DDI for Cloud WAN and proactive DNS Armor solutions.
6. CISA adds new vulnerabilities to catalog
   CISA adds CVE-2024-53197 and CVE-2024-53150 to its KEV Catalog, highlighting Linux kernel risks.
7. MEF webinar to feature discussion on SASE certification and cybersecurity
   Joe Skorupa, co-author of the SASE framework, will speak at MEF's webinar on certification and improving interoperability and security.
8. CISA includes CVE-2021-20035 in vulnerabilities catalog
   CISA adds CVE-2021-20035 to its KEV Catalog, underscoring risks for federal and organizational networks.
9. Scality unveils ARTESCA+ Veeam unified software appliance
   Available on multiple hardware platforms, it enhances cyber resilience for organizations.
10. Cloudbrink enhances SASE services with 300 Gbps capacity per data center and 1 Gbps per user throughput
    Cloudbrink announced enhancements to SASE services, featuring 300 Gbps capacity per data center and 1 Gbps user throughput.
11. Cloudbrink expands into Brazil, Korea, and Africa through strategic partnerships to enhance secure connectivity solutions.
    Cloudbrink announces strategic channel agreements to strengthen its presence in emerging markets, targeting hybrid work solutions.
12. Zscaler report highlights targeted AI-driven phishing threats
    Cybercriminals are increasingly using AI to conduct tailored phishing attacks, impacting critical operations like IT and finance.
13. Fortinet releases 2025 Global Threat Landscape Report detailing rise in cybercrime and AI usage in attacks
    Findings suggest a significant increase in the use of AI in cybercrime, driving phishing effectiveness and evasion tactics.
14. CISA Adds Three KEV to Catalog
    CISA added three new vulnerabilities to its KEV Catalog, indicating active exploitation risks.