Halo Global provides managed SD-WAN and SASE solutions for global enterprises, specializing in carrier-agnostic network design and co-managed services.
Halo Global provides managed SD-WAN and SASE solutions for global enterprises, specializing in carrier-agnostic network design and co-managed services.
Halo Global is a premier managed services provider specializing in global SD-WAN, SASE, and comprehensive network transport solutions. Founded to address the complexities of modern enterprise connectivity, the company serves as a strategic bridge between complex global telecommunications landscapes and the need for simplified, secure, and high-performing corporate networks. Halo Global targets mid-market to large enterprises, particularly those with distributed footprints or international locations that struggle with the inconsistency of regional internet service providers.
The company’s core offering revolves around the design, deployment, and ongoing management of Software-Defined Wide Area Networks (SD-WAN). By decoupling the network hardware from the underlying physical circuits, Halo Global enables organizations to leverage cost-effective public internet connections without sacrificing the reliability and security historically associated with expensive MPLS circuits. Their service portfolio includes global carrier sourcing, hardware procurement, 24/7 Network Operations Center (NOC) support, and advanced security integrations.
In an era where cloud adoption and remote work have strained traditional hub-and-spoke network architectures, Halo Global focuses on transitioning businesses to a cloud-first model. They provide the expertise required to navigate the "messy middle" of digital transformation—managing the transition from legacy hardware to agile, software-defined infrastructure. With a presence that spans multiple continents, Halo Global has established a reputation for successfully executing complex deployments in challenging regulatory and geographical environments.
Company Differentiation
Halo Global distinguishes itself through a "co-managed" philosophy that rejects the traditional black-box approach of Managed Service Providers (MSPs). While many competitors seek to take total control of a client’s network, Halo Global views itself as an extension of the client’s internal IT team. This collaborative business model is built on transparency, providing customers with full visibility and access to their own infrastructure while Halo handles the heavy lifting of global carrier management and technical troubleshooting.
Their culture is centered on agility and advocacy. Because they are carrier-agnostic, their loyalty lies with the customer rather than a specific telecommunications backbone. This allows them to act as a fiduciary for their clients' connectivity budgets, constantly optimizing for performance and cost. Their customer success approach is characterized by high-touch engineering support; clients interact directly with senior-level engineers rather than tiered support desks, ensuring that complex global networking issues are resolved with minimal latency. This "human-centric" approach to high-tech networking creates a partnership dynamic that is rare in the commoditized world of global telecommunications.
Managed SD-WAN: Turnkey solutions using VeloCloud, Fortinet, or Aruba, including hardware, licensing, and 24/7 management.
Global Underlay (Halo Connect): Sourcing and management of DIA, Broadband, and Wireless circuits globally, consolidated into a single bill.
Managed SASE: Convergence of SD-WAN and cloud security (SSE) to support the "work from anywhere" model.
Halo Remote: Specialized connectivity solutions for work-from-home executives and remote power users, ensuring enterprise-grade security at home.
Cloud Connectivity: Dedicated, high-performance paths to major SaaS (Office 365, Salesforce) and IaaS (Azure, AWS) providers.
Product Differentiation
The primary differentiator of Halo Global’s product suite is its carrier-agnostic, "best-of-breed" architecture. Unlike traditional telcos that bundle services onto their own aging infrastructure, Halo Global designs bespoke networks using a combination of top-tier SD-WAN and SASE technologies (such as VMware, Fortinet, or Palo Alto) integrated with the best available local internet and private circuits in any given geography.
Key technical advantages include:
* **Global Underlay Management:** They solve the "last mile" problem by sourcing, installing, and managing diverse circuits from thousands of local providers worldwide, presenting the client with a single invoice and one point of contact.
* **Co-Managed Gateway:** Their platform allows enterprise IT teams to retain as much or as little control as they desire. This avoids "vendor lock-in" and ensures that internal teams can make real-time policy changes while Halo provides 24/7 monitoring and proactive remediation.
* **Integrated Security:** By weaving SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) into the fabric of the SD-WAN deployment, Halo ensures that security is not an overlay but a core component of the network, providing unified threat management and zero-trust access across global sites.
* **Performance Optimization:** Halo utilizes proprietary monitoring tools that go beyond simple "up/down" status, analyzing jitter, latency, and packet loss to intelligently steer traffic over the healthiest available path in real-time.
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