Which element of a secure access service edge (SASE)-enabled network provides true integration of services, not service chains, with combined services and visibility for all locations, mobile users…

Question

Options

• Aidentity and network location
• Bbroad network-edge support
• Cconverged WAN edge and network security
• Dcloud-native, cloud-based delivery

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  8% (2)
• D
  88% (21)

Explanation

Cloud-native, cloud-based delivery (D) is the architectural foundation that allows SASE to natively integrate security and networking services into a single software stack - rather than chaining discrete products together - delivering consistent policy enforcement and unified visibility for branch offices, mobile users, and cloud workloads simultaneously. Option A (identity and network location) describes inputs SASE uses for access decisions, not the delivery mechanism that enables integration. Option B (broad network-edge support) addresses geographic reach, not how services are fused together. Option C (converged WAN edge and network security) describes an outcome of SASE, but convergence still depends on cloud-native delivery to achieve it without service chaining.

Memory tip: Recall that service chains are like assembly lines - separate tools handed off one to the next - while cloud-native delivery bakes everything into one platform from the start. "Native = natural integration, not chained."

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