The perimeter is gone.
The goals remain.
Stop stitching boxes. CraftSASE unifies SD-WAN and the security service edge — ZTNA, SWG, CASB, FWaaS — under declared access goals, correlated with your network operations by Ritam.
Every user, site and app gets the access it should have — verified continuously, routed optimally, and explained causally when something drifts.
Your WAN and your security stack are strangers.
Access today is an accumulation: MPLS contracts, VPN concentrators, branch firewalls, a web proxy, a CASB trial — each with its own policy language, console and blind spots. The user experience falls through the gaps, and so do the attackers.
Access, managed by goals — not appliance configs.
You declare who may reach what, at what experience level, under what posture. CraftSASE compiles that into path selection, zero-trust policy and inspection — and Ritam holds it true, flagging drift with the cause attached.
SD-WAN + SSE — one policy, one path decision.
Two co-equal pillars on one substrate. The networking pillar decides how traffic moves; the security pillar decides what may move at all. Because both run on the same graph, every access decision is also a routing decision — and vice versa.
SD-WAN edge
Security service edge
Own the number.
You set the access goals you're accountable for; CraftSASE tracks target vs realised, and Ritam flags what's at risk — with the causal trace already attached.
| Access goal | Target | Now | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sessions within experience goal | > 99.5% | 99.7% | On track |
| ZTNA coverage (users on legacy VPN) | 0 users | 214 | At risk |
| Site availability | > 99.95% | 99.97% | On track |
| SaaS p95 latency | < 200 ms | 168 ms | On track |
| Shadow-IT flows governed | 100% | 100% | On track |
Access means something different in each vertical.
BFSI, manufacturing and distributed-enterprise access models out of the box.
Access is transaction trust
For a bank, every branch, ATM network, work-from-home analyst and third-party vendor is an access decision under RBI and DPDP scrutiny. Zero trust isn't a slogan — it's the audit position.
Access is plant continuity
For a manufacturer, SASE reaches into the OT boundary: plants, suppliers and remote engineers touching systems where a bad access decision stops a line.
Access is the network now
For a retail chain, a logistics fleet or a services firm, there is no perimeter left: hundreds of sites, SaaS-first apps, and a workforce that's everywhere. The WAN and the security stack must be one decision.
From “the branch is slow” to the exact cause — in one view.
A single access symptom, traced across path, policy and provider to one root cause. No NOC-vs-SOC standoff — ARGUS follows the session across every hop.
Core-app latency at 12 branches breaches the experience goal — sessions flagged at risk
ARGUS walks path and policy together: not congestion — a TLS-inspection rule change from last night
Ritam queues the rollback for the mis-scoped rule and steers affected apps to the bypass class
Goal back in range in minutes; the change, cause and fix logged for the audit trail
Sovereign PoPs. Your control plane, on your premises.
Global SASE clouds route your traffic through someone else's jurisdiction. CraftSASE runs its inspection PoPs in-country — or fully on-prem — with the control plane wherever your data-residency posture requires.
Sovereign PoPs
Inspection and enforcement in-country — DPDP and sector residency mandates hold by architecture, not exception.
On-prem control plane
Policy, keys and session logs stay on your premises. Air-gap capable for government and defense estates.
Migrates at your pace
Runs alongside existing MPLS and VPN during transition — site by site, cohort by cohort, no flag-day cutover.
What goal-driven secure access delivers.
From appliance sprawl to owned outcomes — measurable from the first quarter.
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A de-risked path — delivered with your SI.
Every stage is co-funded, KPI-gated and reversible. For large accounts we deliver through your Tier-1 SI partner.
Access architecture workshop
Map your sites, users, apps and current VPN/MPLS estate. Declare the access goals that matter and baseline latency, availability and policy sprawl.
You bring: Site & app inventory · current WAN/VPN contracts
Edge PoC
SD-WAN + ZTNA live on 3–5 real sites and one user cohort. Goals tracked live. If the agreed KPIs don't move, you exit at zero further cost.
You bring: Co-funded PoC · pilot sites
Estate rollout
Site-by-site migration off legacy VPN and MPLS, access goals enforced estate-wide, ARGUS correlation live. SI-delivered, at your pace.
You bring: Subscription · zero additional CapEx
The programmable enterprise suite.
One AIOps engine underneath — Ritam. Prove one surface, extend without re-integrating.
CraftSASE
SD-WAN + SSE, governed by goals.
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SIEM and SOC on the network's own graph.
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Program the whole estate by intent.
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Access goals, site health, and the correlated path-and-policy trace behind every session.
Bring us your worst branch.
An edge PoC on your real sites — watch access goals go live without a flag-day migration.