Jaime wants to manage connectivity, including both MPLS and broadband Internet services, for her organization. What technology should she select to enable her to manage multiple connection types using a software-based control system?

SD-WAN, or software-defined wide area network, is a virtual wide area network architecture that relies on a software-based controller to manage multiple connections and connection types. MPLS, LTE, and broadband are commonly managed using SD-WAN technology. SASE, or Secure Access Service Edge, is used to provide end-to-end security in modern environments with systems and users spread throughout many locations and networks. SDN, or software-defined networking, is a code-based network management scheme. However, SD-WAN is the correct answer for wide area networks that rely on things like MPLS and broadband rather than on-premises networks. VSAN, or virtual SAN, is a virtual storage area network.