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SASE vendors

We list 24 companies active in SASE and SSE, and 13 of them have it as their main focus. 6 are public, 5 are owned by another company and 13 are private. Most are based in the United States (15). The oldest, Teldat, was founded in 1985. By revenue from annual reports, the largest company here is Palo Alto Networks ($11.5bn in FY2026).

By countryUnited States 15

Companies focused on SASE and SSE

13 companies
CompanyBased inFoundedSizeOwnershipRevenue
Zscaler

Zscaler provides a cloud-native zero trust cybersecurity platform that securely connects users, devices, and applications.

San Jose, United States2007Public, ZS$3.4bn (FY2026)
Cloudflare

Cloudflare provides a global network for security, performance, and full-stack development.

San Francisco, United States20092,440 staffPublic, NET$2.2bn (FY2025)
Netskope, Inc

Netskope provides cloud security and networking services for organisations.

Santa Clara, United States2012Public, NTSK$709.0m (FY2026)
iboss

iboss provides security for AI, data, and applications through a unified SASE platform.

Boston, United States2003375 staffPrivate
AT&T Cybersecurity

AT&T Cybersecurity provides network security services to businesses of all sizes.

San Mateo, United States2007Owned by WillJam Ventures
Cato Networks

Cato Networks provides a SASE platform that secures enterprise, cloud and AI interactions.

Tel Aviv, Israel2015Private
dope.security

dope.security sells a secure web gateway called dope.swg.

Mountain View, United States2021Private
Gtd Perú

Gtd Perú provides technology solutions for businesses.

Lima, Peru2015Part of Gtd
NordLayer

Provides a network security platform for businesses to secure connections and stay compliant.

New York, United StatesPrivate
Skyhigh Security

Skyhigh Security provides data-first security service edge for cloud and hybrid environments.

San Jose, United States2011Private
Teldat

Teldat sells networking and security equipment and software.

Madrid, Spain1985Private
Versa Networks

Versa Networks provides secure access service edge (SASE) solutions that combine networking and security.

Santa Clara, United States2012Private
HPE

Security service edge combining ZTNA, secure web gateway, CASB and firewall as a service, alongside HPE servers, storage, networking and hybrid cloud.

Houston, United StatesPrivate

Also active in SASE and SSE

11 companies
CompanyBased inFoundedSizeOwnershipRevenue
Palo Alto Networks

Palo Alto Networks provides cybersecurity platforms and services to protect organizations from cyber threats.

Santa Clara, United States200513,900 staffPublic, PANW$11.5bn (FY2026)
Fortinet

Fortinet provides cybersecurity solutions and services, including networking and security convergence, for enterprises and governments.

Sunnyvale, United States200015,109 staffPublic, FTNT$6.8bn (FY2025)
Check Point

Check Point Software provides cyber security solutions including network, cloud, and AI security.

Tel Aviv, Israel1993Public, CHKP$2.7bn (FY2025)
DTS Solution

Dubai-based cybersecurity firm providing pen testing and security consulting across the GCC with expertise in critical infrastructure.

Dubai, United Arab Emirates200711-50 staffOwned by Beyon Cyber
Forcepoint

Forcepoint provides data security software that controls how AI applications and agents access sensitive information.

Austin, United States1994Owned by Francisco Partners
Island

Island provides an enterprise browser that integrates security, IT, and AI-powered productivity for organisations.

Dallas, United StatesPrivate
Red Piranha

Red Piranha provides cybersecurity technology that consolidates protection, detection, and response across cloud, on-prem, and endpoints.

AustraliaPrivate
SonicWall

SonicWall provides unified cybersecurity for SMBs, MSPs, and IT teams.

Milpitas, United States1991Owned by Francisco Partners and Elliott Investment Management
Huawei

Network security products including firewalls, unified SASE and HiSec Endpoint security, alongside Huawei's enterprise networking and telecommunications equipment.

Shenzhen, ChinaPrivate
Marlink

Marlink provides managed network, connectivity and cybersecurity services for remote maritime and land operations.

Paris, FrancePrivate
Sangfor Technologies

Next generation firewalls, endpoint protection, secure web gateway, NDR, SASE and managed detection and response, plus hyperconverged infrastructure and virtual desktop products.

Shenzhen, ChinaPrivate

Recent deals in SASE and SSE

All SASE and SSE deals
DateDealAmountSource
1 Sept 2026Palo Alto Networks acquired ConsoleSource for Palo Alto Networks buying Console, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Palo Alto Networks buying Console, opens in a new tab
18 Aug 2026Fortinet acquired Virtue AISource for Fortinet buying Virtue AI, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Fortinet buying Virtue AI, opens in a new tab
May 2026Check Point acquired DeepchecksSource for Check Point buying Deepchecks, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Check Point buying Deepchecks, opens in a new tab
May 2026Zscaler acquired Symmetry SystemsSource for Zscaler buying Symmetry Systems, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Zscaler buying Symmetry Systems, opens in a new tab
February 2026Check Point acquired CyataSource for Check Point buying Cyata, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Check Point buying Cyata, opens in a new tab
February 2026Check Point acquired CyclopsSource for Check Point buying Cyclops, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Check Point buying Cyclops, opens in a new tab
February 2026Check Point acquired RotateSource for Check Point buying Rotate, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Check Point buying Rotate, opens in a new tab
February 2026Zscaler acquired SquareXSource for Zscaler buying SquareX, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Zscaler buying SquareX, opens in a new tab
November 2025Zscaler acquired SPLXSource for Zscaler buying SPLX, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Zscaler buying SPLX, opens in a new tab
September 2025Cato Networks acquired Aim SecuritySource for Cato Networks buying Aim Security, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Cato Networks buying Aim Security, opens in a new tab

Acquisitions come from SecurityWeek's monthly M&A round-ups from 2021 onwards, from Cybersecurity Ventures' quarterly M&A reports for 2020, and a few from Wikipedia lists. These are dated to the month. A few deals added from the news are dated to the day. Smaller deals may be missing. Amounts are in US dollars.

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