Cato Networks

The only true single-vendor SASE platform

A unified platform that converges networking and security. Built to simplify operations, enable remote workforces, reduce risk, and scale with your business.

UNIFIED NETWORKING & SECURITY

Modernize your network with a single, converged SASE platform

Unify networking and security in the cloud to reduce complexity, eliminate point solutions, and deliver secure, high-performance access to users and apps wherever they work.

Thrive with a unified, cloud-delivered network

Stronger security

Protect every edge with full-stack, cloud-native security, including SWG, CASB, DLP, ZTNA, and IPS using a platform with no hardware to manage.

Better performance

Accelerate application access across all users and locations with Cato’s global private backbone, real-time optimization, and intelligent path selection.

Lower cost & complexity

Replace MPLS, VPNs, and point security tools with a single converged solution. Fewer vendors, fewer touchpoints, and fully managed options.

UNIFIED NETWORKING & SECURITY

Learn the basics of SASE

Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) converges networking and security into one cloud-delivered platform. It replaces legacy appliances like firewalls, VPNs, and MPLS with a unified architecture designed for modern business.

With SASE, you get secure, high-performance access to applications and data from any device, location, or scale.

How does SASE work?

SASE combines SD-WAN, Zero Trust access, threat protection, and global connectivity into one platform. Here’s what makes it work:

Identity-based access

Access policies follow the user across locations, devices, and apps, ensuring consistent enforcement everywhere.

Cloud-native architecture

The platform is elastic, self-healing, and always up to date. No hardware sprawl or patching required.

Edge-to-edge coverage

Every user, branch, and cloud instance is protected with consistent policy and performance.

Global reach

A private backbone with PoPs worldwide ensures low-latency access and full inspection, no matter where business happens.

Secure your users, apps, and locations with one platform.

Let’s map out your deployment.

SD-WAN vs. SASE: Learn what actually matters.

Download our latest eBook series

SASE USE CASES

Secure every edge. Simplify every connection

Cato converges SD-WAN, cloud security, and Zero Trust access into a single managed platform that adapts to your business.

Remote Workforce Security

Deliver full security and optimized performance to any user, anywhere without VPNs or additional tools.

MPLS Replacement

Cut the complexity, not the reliability. Shift to a high-performance backbone with global reach and lower cost. 

Cloud App Performance

Accelerate SaaS and cloud traffic with intelligent routing and built-in optimization across Cato’s private backbone.

Branch Internet Breakout

Enable secure, direct Internet access at every location without backhauling or increasing risk exposure.

Shadow IT Visibility & Control

Discover and govern unauthorized SaaS use with integrated CASB and DLP managed from a single interface.

Secure Cloud Migration

Onboard cloud datacenters quickly with agentless IPsec tunnels and full traffic inspection without needing ExpressRoute.

Traditional vs. Converged SASE

Why choose a converged SASE solution?

Not all SASE platforms are created equal. Here’s how traditional and converged approaches compare:

Category Traditional SASE
(Zscaler, Netskope)
Converged SASE
(Cato Networks)
Architecture
Modular, multi-vendor
Fully integrated, single platform
Deployment
Multiple tools to configure and integrate
One platform, fast deployment 
with preconfigured sockets
Management
Separate consoles for networking and security
One interface for policy, users, traffic, and apps
Policy Enforcement
Disjointed rules across SD-WAN, 
firewalls, and SSE
Unified policy engine across all users 
and edges
Remote Access
Often reliant on legacy VPN or 
bolt-on ZTNA
Built-in Zero Trust access with client or 
clientless options
Visibility
Fragmented view across tools
Full end-to-end observability from 
one pane of glass
Performance Backbone
Typically depends on public internet or third-party cloud
Private global backbone built and maintained by Cato
Scalability
Complex to scale, especially across geos
Elastic, cloud-native, and globally distributed
Vendor Responsibility
Customers manage and connect the stack
Cato owns and operates the entire 
platform end-to-end

Access reliable connectivity wherever you need it

Cloud Voice & Managed Network Seats
0 K+
Enterprise Locations Served
0 K
Active Microsoft Teams Users
0 K
FEATURES & BENEFITS

What you get with a true single-vendor SASE solution

Global private backbone

Cato’s SLA-backed backbone spans 85+ PoPs and prioritizes performance, reducing latency, jitter, and packet loss across all regions.

Cloud-native security stack

Advanced security services like SWG, CASB, DLP, ZTNA, and IPS are built into the platform and apply to all traffic without additional appliances.

Secure remote access

Enable Zero Trust access for remote and mobile users with client or clientless options. Policies are enforced globally from day one.

Seamless cloud datacenter integration

Connect AWS, Azure, and other cloud environments with agentless IPsec tunnels and full traffic inspection. No virtual appliances or premium cloud interconnects required.

Unified management console

Manage policies, users, traffic, and security from a single interface. There’s no need to juggle between tools or vendors.

Digital experience monitoring (DEM)

Visualize and troubleshoot user performance issues with end-to-end path insights across devices, networks, and apps.

Built-in XDR

Detect threats faster with AI-powered correlation across network, endpoint, and user activity. Native to the Cato platform.

Preconfigured Cato sockets

Deploy branch connectivity in minutes with zero-touch devices that auto-connect to the nearest PoP and scale as needed.

Edge SD-WAN

Delivers intelligent, app-aware routing with real-time path selection and link aggregation to maximize reliability and performance.

How We Help

Deploy, secure, and scale faster with Momentum

Momentum handles the design, deployment, and day-to-day management of your SASE environment, so you get full value from Cato without the complexity.

Stop managing point solutions. Start scaling with SASE.

Let’s plan your SASE deployment with Cato.

FAQ

Cato Networks SASE frequently asked questions

What’s the difference between Cato SASE and other SASE solutions?

Cato delivers a true single-vendor platform that converges SD-WAN and a full security stack in the cloud. There’s no need to stitch together tools or manage multiple vendors.

Why should we go through Momentum instead of buying directly from Cato?

Momentum handles the full deployment, configuration, and ongoing support. You get expert guidance, faster time to value, and a managed experience tailored to your environment.

How fast can we get up and running?

Mid-market deployments typically take days, not months. Preconfigured sockets, streamlined onboarding, and predefined policy templates accelerate the rollout.

What’s included in the managed service?

We handle site deployment, policy configuration, monitoring, troubleshooting, and ongoing support. You can choose a fully managed or co-managed model based on your internal resources.

Can we still access and manage the platform ourselves?

Yes. You’ll have full access to the Cato management console. We simply reduce the burden by managing what you don’t want to handle in-house.

How does this improve remote user access and security?

Cato replaces traditional VPNs with Zero Trust access, built-in threat prevention, and consistent policy enforcement, whether users are at home, in the office, or on the move.

  • Retail: Stores with numerous locations can optimize bandwidth for POS systems, guest Wi-Fi, and inventory applications without relying on costly dedicated lines.
  • Healthcare: Clinics and hospitals can securely connect remote facilities to main data centers, ensuring reliable access to electronic health records while maintaining compliance.

Financial Services: Banks and financial institutions benefit from robust security, high availability, and the ability to prioritize mission-critical transactions and applications.