Cato Networks
Cato SASE Cloud connects branches, data centers, cloud resources, and roaming users to a unified cloud platform that delivers both networking and security as one service. Traffic from any edge…
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| Pricing | Not provided |
| Deployment | Not specified |
| Support | Not specified |
| Compliance | SOC 2 Type IIGDPRCSA STARTX-RAMPHIPAA |
| ZTNA (zero trust network access) | Yes |
| SD-WAN | Yes |
| NGFW / firewall-as-a-service | Yes |
| Secure web gateway (SWG) | Yes |
| CASB | Yes |
| Multi-tenant / MSP support | Not stated |
| SIEM/XDR integration | Not stated |
| Centralized management & analytics | Yes |
Cato SASE Cloud connects branches, data centers, cloud resources, and roaming users to a unified cloud platform that delivers both networking and security as one service. Traffic from any edge is sent to the nearest Cato PoP where a full stack of security engines is applied and then routed optimally over Cato’s private backbone. This eliminates backhauling and the complexity of managing multiple appliances per site and is positioned as a true single-vendor SASE implementation.
Capabilities
| Global private backbone | |
| Cloud-native SD-WAN | |
| NGFW, SWG, CASB, IPS, DLP, ZTNA | |
| WAN and cloud optimization | |
| Single-pass inspection | |
| Identity-aware access and segmentation | |
| Central management and analytics | |
| Gradual migration from MPLS and VPN. |
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