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Download for FREEBuilt by one of the first global connectivity players to integrate with the three leading SASE vendors - Palo Alto Networks, Zscaler and Fortinet - Transatel Cellular SASE lets enterprises extend their existing SASE and Zero Trust architecture to IoT devices without switching security partners.
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Enterprises are now deploying large fleets of connected devices globally, relying on cellular connectivity for mission-critical services. This scale and distribution create security challenges that endpoint tooling was never designed for.
Connected assets increasingly operate:
The result is fragmented security models, uneven policy enforcement and limited end-to-end visibility - a materially larger attack surface and more operational risk. Security has to move from the endpoint to the connectivity layer, where access, identity and policy can be enforced consistently at scale.
Your stores, vehicles or machines
Bridged by agents & gateways, not built for constrained IoT
Connectivity and cybersecurity have traditionally been separate layers: mobile networks provide connectivity and device identity, while security controls access to applications, the Internet and enterprise data
IoT is different. Resource-constrained, purpose-built and remotely managed devices often cannot support traditional endpoint security agents
Every device, verified at its own door
One architecture, one controlled entry point
Cellular SASE extends SASE principles to cellular and IoT environments, embedding connectivity and security directly into the mobile network, with no need for an on-device agent
Security becomes part of connectivity, unifying cellular access and Zero Trust controls in a single architecture.
Each SASE partner provides the security capabilities and policy enforcement layer
Applies firewall security policies from the cloud.
Continuously verifies users and devices before allowing application-level access.
Monitors and secures the use of cloud applications.
Filters and controls Internet access. Blocks malicious or inappropriate websites.
Detects and prevents sensitive data from leaving the company.
Blocks connections to known malicious domains.
Manages networking and security policies from a single platform.
provided by Transatel on which Cellular SASE operates.
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with Transatel’s Cellular SASE
Reduce the risk of unauthorized access, malicious traffic and data leakage.
Protect the applications and data accessed by connected devices.
Extend enterprise security to constrained IoT devices without requiring endpoint security agents or hardware redesign.
Reduce security integration effort and accelerate time-to-market for connected projects.
Apply a consistent security model across devices, sites, countries, operators.
One policy framework for a globally distributed IoT estate.
Converge connectivity and security into a common architecture.
Reduce fragmented technologies, policies and operational processes across network and security teams.
leveraging Transatel’s Cellular SASE
Stores rely on continuous connectivity for PoS, digital signage, inventory…
Challenge: Distributed sites, cyber threats, inconsistent security, network outages
EV charging connects charging, payments, telemetry and remote management.
Challenge: Distributed assets, limited wired connectivity, cyber risks, service downtime.
Sites depend on production systems, OT/IT integration, robotics and supply chain operations
Challenge: Legacy OT systems, cyber threats, segmented networks, downtime impacting production.
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Cellular SASE extends SASE principles to cellular and IoT environments, embedding connectivity and security directly into the mobile network, with no need for an on-device agent.
Traditional models rely on agents and gateways that resource-constrained IoT devices often cannot support. Cellular SASE enforces access, identity and policy at the connectivity layer instead, with a guard at every door rather than one guard at head office.
Through the Transatel SIM and its global connectivity layer, integrated with the security capabilities of Palo Alto Networks, Zscaler and Fortinet.
Enterprises can extend their existing SASE and Zero Trust architecture to their IoT devices without switching security partners.
It is built for connected devices such as stores’ PoS terminals, vehicles or machines, which rely on cellular connectivity and often cannot run traditional endpoint security agents.
NTT managed services cover architecture design, end-to-end solution integration, deployment, global managed services and operational support.
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