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Telecom · SASESASE without the SD-WAN lock-in.
mSEC — a standalone, vendor-agnostic SASE layer that rides on any SD-WAN. Change vendors; keep your security.
Any
SD-WAN vendor
Hours
To deploy
Zero
Added OPEX
The ClientA leading MSP in Beijing serving enterprises adopting cloud and remote work.
01
The Challenge
SASE came bundled with SD-WAN — at prohibitive cost, with vendor lock-in.
✕Bundled pricing made SASE unaffordable standalone
✕Vendor-specific licensing complexity
✕Lock-in blocked infrastructure evolution
02
What We Built
Multivendor SD-WAN Edge Connect (mSEC) — SASE as an independent layer.
✓Integrates with any SD-WAN capable of LAN routing
✓Secure access from any device, any location — no infrastructure change
✓Survives SD-WAN vendor swaps untouched
03
The Stack
FastAPIMongoDBPostgreSQLFRR
04
The Results
Numbers from production operation — not projections.
100%
SD-WAN vendor compatibility
Hours
To deploy, not months
Zero
Additional operational expenditure at scale
Ticvic excels with a skilled team that transforms requirements into clear plans and delivers premium products on time.Chris LiuProgram Manager, a leading MSP in Beijing
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