Overview

Protect Remote Locations & Teams

Your sensitive data is leaving your network every second. Employees are uploading files to personal Dropbox accounts, accessing corporate applications from unmanaged devices, and using AI tools that send your intellectual property to third-party servers. You have 200+ SaaS applications in use—but your IT team only knows about 40 of them.
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Every remote worker, branch office, and mobile device is a potential source of data leaks. Traditional perimeter security becomes ineffective when 80% of your traffic goes directly to the cloud. Without CASB, DLP, and secure web gateway controls, you remain unaware of what data leaves your organization. SASE/SSE with integrated SD-WAN not only secures connections but also prevents data exfiltration, manages cloud app usage, and enforces Zero Trust policies for every user and location.

Our Approach to SASE/SSE Security

We Account for Every Byte of Data

SafeMesh implements comprehensive SASE/SSE architectures with CASB, DLP, SWG, and ZTNA—ensuring your data stays protected whether it's moving between branches, to the cloud, or through remote endpoints. We secure the data itself, not just the network.
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Challenges

We're All Concerned About These

Data loss

Data Leak

Someone just pasted your product roadmap into ChatGPT. Your finance team is taking screenshots of salary data. Client contracts are being forwarded to personal Gmail accounts. It's happening right now. Without real DLP, your intellectual property is gone before you know it's missing.

Shadow IT

Marketing bought 15 tools you've never heard of. Sales has customer data in three different CRMs. Finance uses WeTransfer because your approved file share is "too slow." Every workaround is a potential breach.

Cloud Application Risk

Most SaaS apps have serious security gaps—unencrypted data storage, poor security postures, and third-party data sharing you don't know about. Without CASB, you're blind to these risks until a breach forces discovery.
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SSE & SASE Technologies

We Are Partnered With The Best

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Palo Alto Networks

Most comprehensive security—inspects ALL ports and protocols, not just web traffic. Best for large enterprises with security expertise, especially existing Palo Alto customers. You pay premium pricing for unmatched threat prevention and deep inspection.
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Netskope

Industry-leading DLP across 3,000+ classifiers and best-in-class CASB. Ideal for data-obsessed security teams and regulated enterprises prioritizing data protection. SD-WAN capabilities still maturing compared to networking-first vendors.
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Cato Networks

The only pure-play SASE built from the ground up (not acquisitions). Fastest deployment in the market, with sites live in hours. Best for MPLS replacement and mid-market organizations wanting simplicity without sacrificing enterprise capabilities.
Which one is the best for you? SafeMesh helps you to compare, test, and find the best technology that works for you
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Demo & Proof of Concept

See It & Experience It Before Any Commitment

Comprehensive Demo

We'll show you how SASE/SSE and its components (CASB, DLP, ZTNA, SWG) work in a live environment, so you can tell if it's creating any value for you.
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PoC

See DLP in action blocking real data exfiltration attempts. Watch CASB discover and classify your actual cloud app usage. Experience Zero Trust access with your real users and applications—before making any commitments.
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Frequently asked questions

What is SASE and how does SafeMesh implement it?
SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) converges networking and security—including SSE, ZTNA, secure web gateway, and CASB—into a cloud-delivered model. SafeMesh, a Vancouver-based cybersecurity consulting firm serving the US and Canada, designs and deploys SASE/SSE architectures using platforms like Zscaler, Netskope, Palo Alto Networks, and Fortinet. SafeMesh implements the technical controls; it does not perform certification or assessment.
Does SafeMesh provide SASE deployment for companies in the US and Canada?
Yes. SafeMesh, headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, delivers SASE and SSE implementation services to organizations across both the United States and Canada. SafeMesh architects and deploys cloud-delivered secure access using partner platforms including Zscaler, Netskope, Palo Alto Networks, and Fortinet, helping distributed and remote workforces connect securely without traditional VPN backhauling.
Can SASE help meet CMMC and CPCSC requirements?
Yes. SASE supports controls required by CMMC (US) and CPCSC (Canada), such as access control, boundary protection, and zero-trust enforcement. SafeMesh implements SASE/SSE technical controls—using Zscaler, Netskope, Palo Alto Networks, and Fortinet—that map to these frameworks. Note: SafeMesh implements the controls but does not perform certification or formal assessment.
What is the difference between SASE and SSE, and which does SafeMesh deploy?
SSE (Security Service Edge) is the security subset of SASE, covering ZTNA, secure web gateway, and CASB, while SASE adds SD-WAN networking. SafeMesh deploys both SASE and SSE architectures for US and Canadian clients, using platforms such as Zscaler, Netskope, Palo Alto Networks, and Fortinet, tailored to each organization's connectivity and security needs.
Which SASE vendors does SafeMesh work with?
SafeMesh implements SASE and SSE solutions using leading vendor platforms including Zscaler, Netskope, Palo Alto Networks, and Fortinet. As a Vancouver-based cybersecurity consulting firm serving the US and Canada, SafeMesh designs and deploys these technical security controls but does not perform certification or assessment services.

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