Aryaka Introduces AI-Driven Observability with AI>Observe
Aryaka has launched AI>Observe as part of its Unified SASE as a Service, announced in a press release. This new feature provides AI-driven visibility into network performance, behavior, and threats, enhancing security outcomes for enterprises.
The AI>Observe solution, powered by technology partner Sequretek, offers comprehensive threat visibility and proactive anomaly detection. It uses machine learning models to identify network anomalies and provides real-time alerts for faster incident response. The solution also supports zero-touch automation for threat mitigation, including isolating compromised devices and blocking malicious traffic.
In addition to AI>Observe, Aryaka's winter '25 release introduces simplified service packaging and dynamic Points of Presence (PoPs). These updates aim to accelerate service adoption and provide flexible connectivity options, supporting enhanced regulatory compliance. Aryaka's new service plans include SD-WAN, Unified SASE, and Advanced Security, all offered as OPEX-only solutions to meet diverse enterprise needs.
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