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Aryaka introduces AI>Observe for real-time threat detection and network visibility - SiliconANGLE
Aryaka introduces AI>Observe for real-time threat detection and network visibility Secure access service edge provider Aryaka Networks Inc. today announced new additions and updates to its Unified SASE as a Service solution, including a new service called AI>Observe that offers artificial intelligence-powered observability for advanced threat detection, prevention and analytics to drive actionable security outcomes. The product and services update to Aryaka's platform also offers new simplified customer and partner-friendly "as-a-service" packaging, designed to dramatically simplify the resale, purchase and ownership of Aryaka offerings. Aryaka's new AI>Observe offering unifies secure access service edge as a service to give customers AI-driven visibility into their networks with actionable insights. The feature, now available in early access, allows enterprises to proactively see and understand security incidents and performance issues. AI>Observe leverages 400 machine learning models to rapidly extract detections and identify anomalous network behavior. Using the "MyAryaka" unified dashboard, users can monitor and analyze network traffic and manage network and security policies, turning data into immediate results. The AI>Observe functionality enhances network security with AI-driven visibility that leverages real-time traffic data and threat analytics to provide organizations with deep insights into potential risks. The service's proactive threat detection triggers real-time alerts for faster incident response and zero-touch automation that enables mitigation by isolating compromised devices, blocking malicious traffic and adapting policies dynamically. Aryaka customers can further enhance their security posture by purchasing additional services from technology partner Sequretek Pvt. Ltd., including 24/7 security operations center monitoring for continuous threat detection and remediation. Additionally, SOAR integration automates incident response, reducing manual effort and improving overall security efficiency. "Aryaka's AI>Observe solution brings a new level of visibility, detection, and analysis to network security risk, allowing organizations to safely and confidently observe both traditional apps and AI workloads in an increasingly risky cybersecurity environment," said Shailesh Shukla, chief executive officer at Aryaka. Also new today, Aryaka has introduced new pricing and packaging to simplify adoption, deployment and scalability to provide a flexible ownership model for distributed enterprises in the hybrid, multi-cloud and AI-driven economy. The company now offers three as-a-service plans: Aryaka SD-WAN for global connectivity, Aryaka Unified SASE for fully integrated networking and security and Aryaka Advanced Security for enhanced security capabilities. Each plan is delivered as a service with an OPEX-only model, eliminating upfront costs and simplifying financial planning. This approach allows Aryaka to meet enterprises at any stage of their secure networking journey, ensuring seamless adoption and growth.
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Aryaka Adds More AI To Flagship SASE As A Service Offering, Simplifies Pricing To Boost Consumption-Based Buying
'It's easier to quote, easier to buy, easier to consume. It's 100 percent predictable, and that lets the channel remove friction from the sale and also to pre-sell the next phase of the project because these are never on- and-done projects,' Nick Alagna, Aryaka's vice president of global channels, tells CRN. A year after the launch of its Unified SASE-as-a-service offering, Aryaka is introducing AI Observe to the platform to arm enterprises with increased visibility into issue or security incidents and help reduce alert fatigue by injecting more automation into network management, the company told CRN. Alongside the introduction of AI Observe in the company's winter 2025 update, Aryaka is also introducing new pricing and packaging to make their services easier for partners and end customers to adopt, said Renuka Nadkarni, Aryaka's chief product officer. Aryaka first unveiled its Unified SASE as a Service -- what the company called its "biggest innovation" in its history -- in March 2024. The offering is a unified single-pass architecture that combines Aryaka's own global private network backbone, security, observability and application performance capabilities, all-in-one platform and delivered as a service. The AI Observe capability, the second product in Aryaka's AI portfolio alongside AI Perform, applies AI and machine learning to user and application data to detect early network threats and anomalies such as ransomware. "One example of this is when there is ransomware, there is initial infection where there is lateral movement [as] the ransomware spreads in different locations, and you suddenly start seeing different network patterns. This is very early stage of the attack, which is long before you see logs coming from a firewall or any other devices, which is what many vendors have access to," Nadkarni said. "AI Observe takes care of all of those early indications by analyzing massive amounts of data." [Related: Aryaka Unveils 'Biggest Innovation' In Company's History: Unified SASE As A Service] Aryaka can now run 2,000 different machine learning models on large set of data that comes from hundreds of its customers to derive insights, she added. As part of the winter release, the company simplified its packaging and pricing model of its offerings with the intention of helping partners boost the as-a-service sales model, Nadkarni said. Enterprises are now charged based on the number of sites and end users. The pricing change will give enterprises more flexibility with their distributed, multi-cloud environments, especially in light of increasing AI use cases and new demands on the network, the company said. "In our earlier model, customers had to buy different amounts of bandwidth for different sites, and they had to do sizing up-front. They had to answer all the questions: how much traffic do I need? How much should I pay for it? And then the security components were sold as an add on, on top of that. Now we have simplified all of that. Now it's like one price, almost like an all-you-can-eat of capabilities and features with Unified SASE as a Service," she said. It will also help partners with quote creation and dramatically reduce the number of line items included in a quote, Nadkarni said. The three new as-a-service plans include Aryaka SD-WAN for global connectivity and application performance, Aryaka Unified SASE for customers ready to fully converge their networking and security, and Aryaka Advanced Security for customers interested in additional security capabilities. Each tier is delivered as a service, Aryaka said. "It's so much easier for customers buying than it used to be before," she said. "It's a big change. We think we are also leading the industry with this kind of simplification." The simplification of the SASE buying model and pricing predictability was a big priority for Aryaka's channel community, and Nick Alagna, vice president of global channels. "It's easier to quote, easier to buy, easier to consume. We're able to do this because we understand the economics of the business and the customer doesn't have to worry about our issues of service delivery, which was kind of the old way it was," he said. "Now it's just straightforward ... it's 100 percent predictable, and that lets the channel remove friction from the sale and also to pre-sell the next phase of the project because these are never on- and-done projects." As part of the winter release, Aryaka is also introducing Dynamic Points of Presence (PoPs). This allows enterprises to expand into new countries easily while addressing requirements such as GDPR compliance. Dynamic PoP instances can be deployed on-demand by Aryaka in any AWS or GCP region, the company said.
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Aryaka introduces AI>Observe for real-time threat detection and network visibility, along with new pricing models to simplify adoption of its Unified SASE as a Service solution.
Aryaka Networks Inc., a leading secure access service edge (SASE) provider, has announced significant updates to its Unified SASE as a Service solution. The centerpiece of this update is AI>Observe, a new artificial intelligence-powered observability service designed to enhance threat detection, prevention, and analytics capabilities 1.
AI>Observe leverages 400 machine learning models to rapidly identify anomalous network behavior and security incidents. This advanced functionality allows enterprises to proactively monitor and analyze network traffic, manage security policies, and gain actionable insights through the "MyAryaka" unified dashboard 1.
Alongside the introduction of AI>Observe, Aryaka has unveiled a new pricing and packaging model to simplify adoption and deployment of its services 2. The company now offers three as-a-service plans:
This new model is based on the number of sites and end users, eliminating the need for upfront bandwidth sizing and simplifying financial planning for enterprises 2.
AI>Observe is the second product in Aryaka's AI portfolio, complementing the existing AI Perform offering. The new service can run 2,000 different machine learning models on large datasets from hundreds of customers to derive valuable insights 2.
As part of the winter 2025 update, Aryaka is introducing Dynamic PoPs, allowing enterprises to expand into new countries while addressing compliance requirements such as GDPR. These PoP instances can be deployed on-demand in any AWS or GCP region 2.
The simplified pricing and packaging model is expected to benefit Aryaka's channel partners by streamlining the quoting process and reducing the number of line items in quotes. Nick Alagna, Aryaka's vice president of global channels, emphasized that this change will "remove friction from the sale" and enable partners to pre-sell future phases of projects more effectively 2.
Aryaka's latest innovations in AI-driven network security and simplified pricing models reflect the growing importance of AI in cybersecurity and the increasing demand for flexible, consumption-based services in the enterprise market. As organizations continue to navigate complex, distributed, and multi-cloud environments, solutions like Aryaka's Unified SASE as a Service are poised to play a crucial role in ensuring secure and efficient network operations.
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