Cato integrates with leading cloud providers such as Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud using secure IPSec tunnels or a Cato vSocket virtual appliance. Deployment is quick and simple, and connecting a cloud data center to Cato takes minutes. All traffic to and from the cloud DC is subject to end-to-end security inspection by Cato’s integrated security stack, SSE 360, and is optimally routed from the edge to cloud providers. With Cato, customers can eliminate the need for premium cloud connectivity solutions such as AWS DirectConnect and Microsoft Azure ExpressRoute.

Cato SASE Cloud provides users with trusted network access (SDP/ZTNA) to on-premises and cloud applications using laptops, tablets, and smartphones. With a Cato Client or Clientele browser access, users securely connect to the nearest Cato PoP using strong multi-factor authentication. Traffic flows only to applications authorized for users based on the user’s identity, access policy, and context. Throughout the session, traffic is fully inspected by the Cato security stack to prevent the propagation of malware from compromised endpoints.

SSE 360 scales to decrypt and inspect all enterprise traffic without the need to scale, patch, or upgrade appliances and other point solutions. Security policies and events are managed centrally and uniformly using the self-service Cato Management Application.

Cato can further protect your network with a comprehensive Managed Threat Detection and Response (MDR) service to detect compromised endpoints. SSE 360 is built directly into the Cato SASE Cloud. Security policies are applied consistently across all traffic traversing the network, eliminating the need for disparate edge security appliances.

Cato optimizes and securely connects all enterprise locations, users, applications and clouds into a secure, global cloud-native service. Cato can be gradually deployed to replace insurance point solutions and legal network services.

Cato provides a cloud-based self-service application management solution. This includes network-wide security policy configuration, detailed analysis of network traffic, and security events.