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Harry Yelland

Harry holds a BSc (Hons) in Computer Science from the University of East Anglia and serves as a Cybersecurity Writer here at Netify, providing expertise in SD-WAN and SASE architectures.

📍 Norwich, UK

Manufacturing Compliance & SD-WAN: IEC 62443, NIS2 & Regulatory Guide

SD-WAN helps manufacturers navigate complex compliance regulations by improving network security, enabling data segmentation, and supporting real-time monitoring. With the ever-growing quantity of regulations faced, manufacturers are beginning to question the best routes to achieve compliance. One innovation that can be key to manufacturers compliance strategy is

Get quotes to find out how much SD-WAN costs

SD-WAN costs vary based on appliance type, features, bandwidth, and deployment model, with prices ranging from £80 to £800+ per month per site. Netify finds the majority of IT leaders need to set budgets before comparing vendor solutions. What should a business expect to pay for SD-WAN as

Threat Detection in SD-WAN

SD-WAN improves threat detection with AI, machine learning, and deep packet inspection. It uses behavioural analysis and threat intelligence to identify anomalies and block zero-day threats, automating responses to enhance security. When compared to traditional Wide Area Networks (WAN), Software Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) solutions offer

Key SD-WAN Features for Manufacturers: Segmentation, ZTNA & WAN Optimisation

SD-WAN benefits manufacturers by enhancing network reliability, reducing downtime, and improving security with Zero Trust Architecture (ZTNA). It simplifies deployment, scales operations, and optimises performance. Manufacturing businesses are switching from traditional Wide Area Networks (WAN) to Software Defined Wide Area Networks (SD-WAN) with the incentive of decreasing network

Market Guide: Microsoft Teams Reseller List

Becoming a Microsoft Teams Reseller can allow your business to access additional revenue streams. In recent years, Teams has become an essential collaboration tool for modern workplaces, enabling constant communications across a range of devices, with options for video and voice calls alongside instant messaging and group chat capabilities. Microsoft

SD-WAN Deployment Strategies

SD-WAN deployment strategies optimise connectivity, security, and cost, with models tailored to business needs, from DIY to managed or hybrid approaches. Due to the high reliance on connectivity, the capabilities of network infrastructure have become essential for business operations. Although this importance was already present through branch office connectivity,

What is SD-WAN? (2026 Revision)

In 2026, SD-WAN remains the best way for businesses to move their network to smarter routing, improved security and cost savings over traditional WAN systems. Software-Defined Wide Area Networking (SD-WAN) is a better way for businesses to manage their network across different locations. This is achieved by

SASE Zero Trust: Implementation for Enhanced Network Security

Implementing SASE and Zero Trust ensures unified security, identity verification and continuous monitoring, enhancing network protection for remote and hybrid workforces. SASE Zero Trust: Implementing the Model for Enhanced Network Security Embracing SASE and Zero Trust: A Strategic Roadmap for IT Decision Makers SASE and Zero Trust are key security

Key Features of 2026's SD-WAN Solutions

2026’s SD-WAN solutions offer key features like multi-cloud connectivity, advanced security, dynamic path selection and scalability. IT decision makers should note that vendors differ in their focus on performance, manageability and deployment models. Understanding Vendor Differences in SD-WAN Solutions Whilst SD-WAN offers vast improvements over

IT Checklist: Buying Managed SD-WAN Services

Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) solutions are being increasingly adopted by businesses in order to replace their outdated traditional WAN networks. However, when trying to improve their business network, IT decision makers often find it difficult to differentiate the benefits of using SD-WAN managed services, when compared