No, Arista Networks is not a full SASE platform. Arista focuses on SD-WAN, advanced routing, network segmentation, and edge security for organizations that need precise control over complex WAN environments. It delivers enterprise-grade performance through CloudVision centralized automation, AWE appliances, and advanced routing protocols like BGP and OSPF. For organizations that need a complete cloud-delivered SASE solution with integrated SSE capabilities, Momentum also offers Cato Networks as an alternative. Momentum can help determine which approach best fits your network architecture and security requirements.

CloudVision is Arista's centralized management platform that brings routing policies, segmentation rules, configuration templates, and real-time telemetry into a single interface. It keeps configurations consistent across every site by automating policy deployment and change management, which reduces drift and makes updates safer and easier to roll out. CloudVision also provides integrated traffic analytics and device telemetry, giving network teams faster troubleshooting and a clearer view of how applications behave across the WAN. For organizations managing distributed locations, this unified automation eliminates the manual effort of configuring each site individually.

Arista Networks is built for organizations that require predictable routing control, strict segmentation, and stable performance across large or complex WAN topologies. The platform supports advanced routing protocols including BGP, OSPF, and traffic engineering, along with multi-VRF designs and micro-segmentation for isolating sensitive workloads. Enterprise-grade AWE 7200R appliances deliver high throughput for demanding sites, including large branches, data centers, and bandwidth-heavy environments. Combined with CloudVision's centralized automation, Arista gives network teams the visibility and control needed to manage complex architectures without drift or configuration gaps.

Cato delivers a true single-vendor platform that converges SD-WAN and a full security stack in the cloud. There’s no need to stitch together tools or manage multiple vendors.

Momentum handles the full deployment, configuration, and ongoing support. You get expert guidance, faster time to value, and a managed experience tailored to your environment.

Mid-market deployments typically take days, not months. Preconfigured sockets, streamlined onboarding, and predefined policy templates accelerate the rollout.

HPE Juniper Networking Mist SD-WAN replaces rigid, tunnel-heavy MPLS architectures with Session Smart Routing and AI-driven network visibility. Unlike traditional WANs that rely on expensive dedicated circuits and static configurations, HPE Juniper Networking routes traffic based on application context and sessions rather than fixed tunnels, delivering up to 10 Gbps throughput per site. The Marvis AI engine provides real-time monitoring, automatic root cause identification, and proactive issue resolution, so network problems are addressed before they impact users. This combination of intelligent routing and AI-driven operations delivers higher performance at lower cost than legacy WAN designs.

The Marvis AI engine continuously monitors network traffic in real time, identifies root causes using plain-language insights, and can resolve issues automatically through Marvis Minis before users are affected. Marvis also enforces SLAs for SaaS and UCaaS applications like Microsoft Teams and Zoom through WAN Assurance, ensuring consistent performance across all sites. Proactive anomaly detection reduces mean time to resolution and minimizes the troubleshooting burden on IT teams. The result is a network that self-corrects, optimizes application delivery, and provides full visibility from client to cloud

Yes, HPE Juniper Networking Mist SD-WAN is designed to replace MPLS with secure, reliable connectivity delivered over broadband, fiber, or LTE. Session Smart Routing eliminates the tunnel overhead of traditional MPLS while maintaining enterprise-grade performance and reliability. Organizations gain the flexibility to use lower-cost transport options without sacrificing application quality, and automated failover ensures branch resiliency during outages. For businesses looking to reduce WAN costs while improving agility and scalability, HPE Juniper Networking provides a direct path away from MPLS without compromising on performance.

Cisco Meraki SD-WAN includes a comprehensive security stack built directly into every MX appliance, with no additional hardware required. This includes next-generation firewall (NGFW), intrusion detection and prevention (IDS/IPS), advanced malware protection (AMP), and content filtering. Security policies are managed centrally through the Meraki Dashboard, giving IT teams consistent visibility and control across all branch locations. This integrated approach eliminates the need for standalone security appliances at each site and simplifies compliance management for organizations in regulated industries.

Momentum handles the full lifecycle of your Cisco Meraki SD-WAN deployment, including network design, site provisioning, security policy configuration, and ongoing management. Buying through Momentum means your team gets value faster with less operational overhead, because Momentum manages the complexity of deployment and day-to-day operations on your behalf. You also gain access to Momentum's 24/7 proactive monitoring through a dedicated NOC, built-in escalation support, and the option to bundle Meraki with Momentum's broader portfolio of connectivity, collaboration, and voice services under a single partner and a single bill.

Traditional WANs rely on expensive, rigid MPLS circuits and dedicated hardware at each location, with limited visibility and slow provisioning. Cisco Meraki SD-WAN replaces MPLS with lower-cost broadband and LTE connections, using application-aware routing and traffic shaping to prioritize critical apps like Microsoft 365, Salesforce, and Zoom. The entire network is managed through a single cloud-based Meraki Dashboard, giving IT centralized control over networking, security, and performance across all sites. This approach reduces costs, improves agility, and makes it possible to bring new locations online in minutes rather than weeks.