Versa Networks: Building Agile and Secure Enterprise Network

Back in 2012, two networking professionals, Kumar Mehta and Apurva Mehta, figured that a multitude of organizations were looking forward to transform their businesses to cloud. But the legacy infrastructure and static WANs within organizations were barricading their migration to the cloud. To address the challenges for future digital organizations, the two industry veterans envisioned a “software-defined” environment which will eradicate the intricacies involved in the networking space. Pillared on the same vision, the duo co-founded Versa Networks in California to assist businesses and service providers move from hardware-based to software-based networking.

Versa Networks offers a cloud IP software platform that enables enterprises to achieve simplicity, speed, agility, and cost savings in their business operations. Equipped with a wide array of capabilities, Versa’s Cloud IP Platform has transformed the way organizations build, deploy, and operate WANs and secure branch connectivity services.

Versa SD-WAN enables organizations to maximize their bandwidth and cloud capabilities of their legacy WAN, all with an application-driven and software-defined solution.

Versa Networks allows managed service providers to develop their portfolio bigger with a broad spectrum of services¬– SD-Branch, SD-WAN, SD-Security, and SD-Router–that can be employed across SMBs, mid-market and large enterprises. These services allow enterprises to expand their business with a simplified and unified architecture that trims down IT integration cost and life-cycle management costs.

Today, security is an essential factor when it comes to networking. Versa augments SD-WAN with SD-Security to provide a next-generation firewall and unified threat management platform, that secures applications and user connectivity across enterprise WANs, branches, and private & public clouds. Moving ahead, the company looks forward to enhance the prowess of its SD-WAN and SD-Security to allow businesses reap the operational, financial, and security benefits of fully software-defined services architectures.