What are two characteristics of a migration from an IP-VPN service to a Cisco SD-WAN architecture? (Choose two.)

Cisco SD-WAN typically employs a centralized control plane (vSmart controllers) for policy orchestration, not a distributed control plane in the traditional routing sense.

While SD-WAN generally offers enhanced security features, 'increased security' is a benefit rather than a direct architectural characteristic of the migration compared to the core architectural shifts of scalability and centralized control.

Cisco SD-WAN provides increased scalability compared to traditional IP-VPNs by enabling easier onboarding of new sites and flexible integration of diverse transport types through its overlay architecture.

Cisco SD-WAN centralizes the definition and enforcement of application-aware policies across the entire WAN from a single management plane, simplifying configuration and ensuring consistent service delivery.

Cisco SD-WAN aims to reduce operational complexity through centralized management, automation, and simplified workflows, despite potential initial deployment complexities.