MEF 163 Draft (R3) MEF 163 Draft Release 3 Zero Trust Certification Test Cases and Requirements — 2024 May
Primary Resource for: Zero Trust, Zero Trust Certification
Product Portfolio: Zero Trust, Zero Trust Certification
Standard Type: Test Requirements & Abstract Test Suites
A Zero Trust Framework (ZTF), defined in MEF 118, is a cybersecurity architecture where users or clients (end users, applications, and other nonhuman Users, Devices, and Applications that request information from resources) are authenticated, authorized, and continuously validated before being granted access to, maintaining access to, or performing operations on applications.
Primary Resource for: Cybersecurity, SSE, SSE Certification
Product Portfolio: Cybersecurity, SSE, SSE Certification
Standard Type: Test Requirements & Abstract Test Suites
Tags: Certification
Per Gartner, Security Service Edge (SSE) secures access to the web, cloud services, and private applications. Capabilities include access control, threat protection, data security, security monitoring, and acceptable-use control enforced by network-based and API-based integration. SSE is primarily delivered as a cloud-based service and may include on-premises or agent-based components.
Q3-2023 Members Meeting Workshop — Spotlight on SASE — 2023 Jul
Product Portfolio: SASE
Tags: SASE
In this cross-committee session, MEF members discuss the ongoing work of SASE, SD-WAN Zero Trust and SSE, and how they are brought together to provide industry baselines for the emerging Secure NaaS market.
SASE Services Framework — 2020 Jul
Product Portfolio: SASE
This White Paper is aimed at both enterprises that are increasingly depending on digital services serving users in increasing numbers, types and locations, as well as the service providers that want to offer them security for those digital services.
MEF 3.0 SD-WAN & SASE – Frequently Asked Questions — 2021 Dec
Primary Resource for: SD-WAN
Product Portfolio: SASE, SD-WAN, Overlay Services
Tags: Certification
MEF 3.0 SD-WAN Services & SASE – Frequently Asked Questions
MEF 3.0 Workshop – Application Security for SD-WAN Services — 2019 Nov
Primary Resource for: Cybersecurity
Product Portfolio: Cybersecurity
SD-WAN benefits end customers by enhancing their applications network traffic. The appetite to combine application protection with network efficiency is high. Hence, MEF is focused on defining the first standard description of a security service. Security done wrong actually could negate SD-WAN benefits in speed and availability.