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Web Traffic Offload of MPLS Networks Jeff Bird, RSM Zscaler 1-23-14

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Web Traffic Offload of MPLS Networks

Jeff Bird, RSMZscaler 1-23-14

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Use some/more third-party managed telecom/communications services

Adopt/expand use of 'as-a-service' delivery of telecommunications services using shared infrastructure

Move some/more applications to the cloud

Migrate our networks to an all-IP environment

Enhance enterprise network bandwidth capacity

49%

51%

71%

73%

80%

Top multinational enterprise network & telecoms priorities

“Which of the following initiatives are likely to be your firm's top telecom adoption priorities over the next 12 months?”

Base: 954 Telecoms decision-makers at firms with 1,000 or more employees who are responsible for multicountry or global network and telecoms technology decisions (“critical priority” and “high priority” responses); Source: Forrsights

Networks And Telecommunications Survey, Q1 2013

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Workforces are both increasingly distributed, and mobile.

Globalizing business operations demands a highly reliable and resilient corporate network.

Globalization resets business, customer and employee expectations about speed of responsiveness and decisions, and for team collaboration.

The more internationally distributed a firm’s operations, the bigger the challenge to deliver consistent apps performance.

Security becomes a big issue around Web Apps

Business globalization drives need for a highly available and reliable international site-to-site network

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MPLS interest is driven mostly by perceptions of “value for spend”

Reasons for using MPLS - ranked

• Need more QoS network capacity

• Need high network reliability, and predictability

• Want to improve user experience with collaboration and productivity apps

• Need to upgrade network to support new enterprise communications apps

• Want a simplified WAN infrastructure

• Want to improve access to internally hosted, and off-premises hosted and cloud applications

• Want data traffic routing control including QoS

• Need a modern and future-proof network

• Need to integrate disparate networks globally

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The Age of Mobility (it’s about the Web apps!)

Drivers

Workplace virtualization

Collaboration (internal, external)

Consumerization (bring-your-own devices, apps)

IT Challenges

Manage growing complexity (endpoint, network, information security)

Cost management – licenses, IT support

Direct technology purchases (BYO-T) risk bypass of IT standards

Customer and employee expectations of more , easy to use, mobile apps will change how business is done

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Virtualization success rides on getting your Cloud strategy right

Most firms are keen to consolidate data centers

A majority will adopt hybrid cloud – own DC + virtual private cloud &/or public cloud (e.g., Office 365, Salesforce, Dropbox, gMail)

Many will migrate UC&C app to SaaS models

All virtualizing firms are beefing up network security

Most firms will shift network and security management towards 3rd party services to help move forward faster and better …

Common thread here is more Web traffic…

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Is MPLS Dead or Have These Reports Been Greatly Exaggerated?

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Why? The Cloud Goes (Went) Enterprise!

On-the-go

Home or Hotel

Regional Office

Regional Gateway

Sales from the road on iPAD

Office from everywhere

Marketing user groups

Training videos from iPhone

Corporate storage

Cloud ServicesBusiness Critical

HQ

APT/0Day

DLP

Users

Applications

Personal or business Use

Where is your Corporate Perimeter?

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— Impact —

3 Trends Transforming Network & Security

Business Users go Mobile

Users work from home or on-the-go

Users who BYOD50%

90%

Mobile, Cloud & Social: Driving business beyond the corporate network (often without policy & protection)

This has broken the traditional trusted “hub & spoke” network.Users are often outside the corporate network accessing cloud-based services.

80% of my MLPS traffic used to be for applications at my HQ and 20% was Internet bound. Now it’s just the opposite.” – CIO, Fortune 50 company

Cloud Apps go Mainstream

Cloud-based applications used by an enterprise

50

Social goes Enterprise

employees use Facebook at work

75%

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1 GB

Traditional MPLS Networking – Hub & Spoke

NEW YORK

HQ: SAN JOSE

SEATTLE

ATLANTA

DATACENTER

INTERNET

For Internet Access also provision a 1 Gbps Dedicated Internet Line at the “hub” datacenter

4

Provision a T3 (45 Mbps) per site to provide connectivity to the MPLS network

2

T3T3

T3T3

Provision a 1 Gbps Ethernet circuit to provide the “hub” datacenter connectivity to the MPLS network

3

1 GB

MPLS PROVIDER

Contact a MPLS Service Provider & Architect1

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Is This The Best Way to Provide Internet Access?

NEW YORK

HQ: SAN JOSE

SEATTLE

ATLANTA

DATACENTER

INTERNET 1 G

B

MPLS PROVIDERT3T3

T3T3

1 GB

By volume often 70%+ of MPLS backhauled traffic is

Internet bound or Web Traffic port 80 & 443

MPLS Bandwidth is more expensive than commodity

Direct Internet Access$$$$$$$

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1 GB

“Direct 2 Net” Split Tunnel Path to Insecurity?

NEW YORK

HQ: SAN JOSE

SEATTLE

ATLANTA

DATACENTER

INTERNET

T3T3

T3T3

1 GB

MPLS PROVIDERLayers of appliances (FW, IPS, AV, DLP, NGFW, BA) are deployed at the “hub” datacenter to secure

Internet access!

Branch router security (UTM) is one approach to secure local

Internet access…

… but keeping policy consistent and providing per user policy and reporting/visibility is a nightmare

Easy way out is to still backhaul…So is MPLS Dead?

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The Web Traffic Offload Approach with Zscaler

NEW YORK

HQ: SAN JOSE

SEATTLE

ATLANTA

DATACENTER

INTERNET

Reduce the size of the MPLS links to a T1 (1.5Mbps) instead of a T3 Link (45 Mbps) and save $$

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T1T1

T1T1

Reduce the size of the Internet access at the datacenter. Simplify Network & Security and save $$

3

1100 MB

MPLS PROVIDER

Purchase inexpensive local Internet access at the branches (often faster/lower latency!) and save $$

1

INTERNET

ISP

ISP

ISPISP

100 MB

Offload your Web traffic to the Zscaler Cloud for security processing!

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What Does Typical Security Look Like Today?

Mobile & Distributed Workforce

Regional Office

Home or Hotspot

HQ

On-the-go

Cloud Services

Social Media

Cloud Apps

Mobile Apps

Botnet

Exploits

Proxy Server

APT/Bot Gateway

Application Awaerness

URL Web-Filter

Antivirus-Filter

WAN/SSL Accleration

Load Balancer

DLP

SSL/IPSec VPN

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What Does Zscaler Do?

Block the bad, protect the good

Global check post Enforces business policy

NO HARDWARE | NO SOFTWARE

Mobile & Distributed Workforce

Regional Office

Home or Hotspot

HQ

On-the-go

Cloud Services

Social Media

Cloud Apps

Mobile Apps

Botnet

Exploits

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Can It Scale?

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The name Zscaler stands for the Zenith of Scalability

Every day Zscaler processes more than 12 billion transactions through our cloud from 4,500 customers in 183 countries

Our cloud operates in 110+ datacenters across 12 world class service providers

400M Tweets Per Day

5B Searches Per Day

4.7B Likes Per Day < 12B Transactions Per Day

* October 2013 Statistics

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Zscaler’s 110 Datacenters – 4000 Customers

Active Data Centers

October 2013

Amsterdam

Los Angeles

Mexico City

Chicago I, IIToronto

New YorkWashington DC I, II

Atlanta I, IIMiami

Sao PauloJohannesburg

Oslo

Frankfurt I, IIGdansk

StockholmMoscow

Mumbai

Singapore

Sydney

Hong Kong

TokyoMadrid

TaipeiDubaiKuwait City

Cape Town

San FranciscoSunnyvale

Santiago

AmmanDallas I, II

DenverParis

LondonBern

Chennai

RiyadhCairo

Lima

Kuala Lumpur

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Zscaler: Leader & the Most Visionary

Secure Web Gateway Magic Quadrant

…the fastest-growing vendor…

…earned the strongest score in Completeness of Vision…

…cloud has the largest global footprint…

…Zscaler is a very good candidate for most enterprises …

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