Every workload reaches only what it is cleared to reach.

Better, a homeownership company, found that native cloud tools gave it no security, visibility or control over the data leaving its workloads, and that a third-party firewall was hard to orchestrate. It put firewalling on all outbound traffic with one centralized policy, met its security and compliance requirements, and reduced its egress costs.

Republic Airways, one of the largest regional airlines in North America, runs its hybrid network with a small team. It enforces segmentation and consistent policy across clouds and on premises, with microsegmentation across all environments. Real-time telemetry cut mean time to repair from days to under one hour, and hybrid throughput rose by about 150 Mbps with full encryption.

Amundi Technology, the technology business line of Europe’s leading asset manager, runs production on premises and in Azure. On one platform it runs internet egress filtering by domain name, segmentation between virtual networks and multi-region transit, deployed with Terraform and watched from a single console.

AB InBev, the largest brewer in the world, runs 80 percent of its infrastructure in the public cloud across major and regional providers and on-premises systems. One control plane gives it visibility across the whole environment, and address translation resolved the IP conflicts that came with acquisitions.

IHG Hotels & Resorts runs more than 6,000 hotels in over 100 countries on AWS and Google Cloud. One transit architecture gives it multi-region connectivity, automated route propagation, firewall service insertion and global visibility, with encrypted links across both clouds.

Heineken’s connectivity team describes the result in one line.

GN, a maker of hearing, audio, video and gaming technology, runs its Azure network with a team of two. It has granular segmentation, centralized firewall insertion and flow-level visibility, all deployed with Terraform.