Security is a complex multivendor stack. Integrating it became a problem.
We eliminate the integration hurdle across the entire infrastructure layer, and scale Ops practices through our platformed approach to replicable, expert free automation and orchestration.
The integration layer, operated.
Every product is only as good as the integration between them. That layer depends on rare, skilled experts, and no vendor owns it.
1 Gartner forecast, reported by SDxCentral, August 2026. 2 Hughes and Cybersecurity Insiders, 2025 State of Secure Network Access.
SASE market in 2026, growing 23% a year to 2030 1
say integration with existing infrastructure is their top challenge 2
Two ways to run security infrastructure. Only one of them scales.
Multiple consoles, manual scripts and expensive experts
- Changes made by hand in three or four vendor consoles.
- Drift found at audit time, or when a site goes dark.
- Migrations stall in testing, measured in days per batch.
- Partners: scarce experts, unpaid hours, projects that overrun.
Replicable, expert free automation
- Every change designed, validated and executed the same way.
- Drift detected in minutes and fixed by a workflow.
- Rollouts and migrations in hours, repeatable on every vendor.
- Partners: any trained engineer delivers, on margin, with recurring revenue.
of firewall breaches caused by misconfiguration, not flaws (Gartner)
of major outages cost over USD 100,000 (Uptime Institute, 2026)
Change, drift and auto remediation, across every vendor.
Every vendor secures its own product and stops at its own tenant. SASE OpsLab operates what sits between them, for the enterprise that owns the estate and the partner that delivers it.
Change
Designed once, executed on every vendor.
Drift
Approved versus running, always known.
Auto remediation
Fixed by a workflow, not a ticket.

One governed layer, every vendor
Every vendor run through one governed layer, with an audit trail for the assessor.
Scales without adding headcount
70+ OpsKits capture your best engineer's practice once, run by anyone.
Run it yourself, or via a partner
Buy it and operate it in house, or have a trusted partner deliver and run it.
Build it once. Run it on every vendor.
SASE OpsLab turns operational goals into governed, repeatable automation. Here is how the pieces fit together, from the first job to the evidence every run leaves behind.
Three building blocks
Every screen in the platform uses the same three words.
Tasks toward one operational goal.
e.g. migrate a branch siteA unit of work: manual or automatic.
e.g. deploy a tunnelExecutable automation for one use case.
tested, versioned, reusableOne neutral data model between every vendor pair
Configuration is translated through the Unified Data Model, so a policy, object or tunnel means the same thing on every platform.
- Parse
- Normalise
- Validate
- Map
- Render
One catalog: Build, then Run
OpsKits cover the whole lifecycle, from the first deployment to the day two changes that follow.
See it in the product
Start with intent, not configuration. Describe the goal and SASE OpsLab recommends the automation to deliver it.

Every run leaves evidence
Nothing changes off the record. Each execution follows the same four stages.
Partners build their own OpsKits on the same model, and reuse our maintained library for free.
Explore the partner programmeAlready delivering. Not a roadmap.
Configuration and change management, ahead of third party providers and hardware.
faster integration than manual delivery
fewer build hours across multiple use cases
OpsKits in production across 7 domains
5×, 90% and 70+: measured on SASE OpsLab reference deployments and marketplace, 2026. Leading cause of network outages: Uptime Institute, Data Center Resiliency Survey, 2026. Reference customers and a live demo available on request.
24 shown here, and 54 more across security, cloud and IT automation
One governed layer between your teams and your estate.
Proven at massive scale.
A world leading conglomerate enterprise in APAC uses SASE OpsLab technology to deliver Fortinet based security services to enterprise customers on its own cloud platform.
Netskope partnership
Netskope joined the SASE OpsLab enablement portal so their customers deploy and migrate faster, helping to "remove potential operational burdens from customer SASE journeys."
Read the announcementBuilt on carrier grade orchestration
Our proprietary multivendor orchestration platform is field proven with tier 1 telecommunications operators and service providers.
Ask for referencesTier 1 operators and global enterprises
Automated service fulfilment for a leading CSP, and data centre network operations at enterprise scale.
Request the case studiesFree for delivery. Paid when you earn.
Designed for integrators, consultancies and managed security service providers.
Project delivery
Use SASE OpsLab on deployments, migrations and rollouts at no cost. Any trained engineer delivers, on margin.
Ongoing services
The platform becomes paid only when you bill your customer for ongoing services built on it: change management, drift detection, auto remediation, technical support or a managed security service.
Free
Free
Paid when billed
Recurring revenue
Deliver
Run projects on the platform and build your own OpsKits once your engineers are trained.
Operate
Run change, drift and remediation as your own recurring service.
Resell
Offer SASE OpsLab to your customers, with our professional services behind you.
Start with a Discovery Lab. Or a first project.
A Discovery Lab and a first OpsKit
- We work with you in a Discovery Lab to find where SASE OpsLab creates immediate value.
- We build and run one OpsKit on a live use case.
- You buy it, or your partner runs it for you.
A partner meeting and your first free project
- Join the partner programme at no charge.
- Deliver your first project free, with our experts alongside.
- Resell it, or run it as your own recurring service.
The Discovery Lab
Most network and security teams know automation would help. But where should they start?
The Discovery Lab is a working session with your team. Together we explore where time and effort go across your SASE, SD-WAN and wider security infrastructure operations, and identify the tasks that are repetitive, error prone or holding you back.
From there we shape a shortlist of ideas for your first OpsKits, prioritised by the value they can deliver.
When you are ready, we build one on a live use case, directly or through your partner.
How it runs
- Scoping meetingAgree what’s in scope and who should join.
- The LabA focused session mapping operational effort and pain points.
- ShortlistScore the ideas together and agree the strongest candidates.
- First OpsKitPick one to build and run.