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Extend IoT/OT Device Visibility in Cato SASE Cloud

Discover how Cato Networks revolutionizes IoT/OT security with its SASE Cloud platform. Watch this demo to see how we ensure seamless visibility, precise policy enforcement, and real-time threat prevention for your enterprise, all while simplifying security management and enhancing operational continuity.

Enforce Policies for IoT/OT Devices with Cato SASE

Managing firewall rules for IoT/OT devices can be complex—but not with Cato Networks. This video demonstrates how to create precise access rules for IoT/OT devices, like blocking Siemens PLC devices, using Cato's flexible, native SASE platform capabilities. Learn how Cato ensures secure, seamless operations. Visit our website for more info!

From tactical moves to transformation: the ripple effect of SASE.

Wikipedia defines a ripple effect as “an initial disturbance to a system propagating outward to disturb an increasingly larger portion of the system.” This phenomenon is highly applicable to many IT transformations such as cloud migration and move to hybrid work, but even more so to SASE (Secure Access Service Edge).

How SASE Helps Address IT Burnout and Reduce Operational Risks

In today’s fast-paced business environment, IT teams are under increasing pressure to keep networks running smoothly and securely. The burden of managing a growing number of endpoints, networks, and cloud services—combined with constant threats of cyberattacks—can lead to IT burnout. Burnout affects the well-being of IT professionals and increases the likelihood of human error, such as misconfigurations, missed patches, and slow response times to incidents.

What is SASE and how it combines WAN and network security solutions into a single cloud model?

Currently valued at a $2 Billion market size, the adoption of Secure Access Service Edge or SASE has soared in the last couple of years and is expected to continue growing for the next 5 years. This is because of its scalability and flexible nature. In this video, our expert, Paul Girardi, explains what it exactly is and how it combines WAN and network security solutions into a single cloud model. He also talks about how it plays a vital role in remote working environments. Watch the full video to know more.

Integrating SASE and NDR: Building a Robust Security Framework

Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) is a holistic security model that integrates both networking and security functions into a single, cloud-native architecture. SASE security combines secure network access, SASE cloud security and zero-trust technologies to create a unified approach to protecting the enterprise networks of today. SASE can be extremely useful especially for organizations adopting digital transformation and remote work. Some of the SASE benefits are.

Why SASE vs SSE misses the point for IT leaders

As high-profile breaches dominate headlines and decimate share prices, demonstrating your ability to protect client data has become the latest IT imperative getting boardroom attention, along with a host of new analyst and vendor-created labels for the ‘perfect’ solution. We want to help those who are short on time and resources cut through the bewildering landscape of buzzwords and gold standards by offering some practical, vendor-agnostic advice on where best to start and how to get the biggest wins in reducing their firms' exposure to risk.

The SASE Report: Why SASE is the Blueprint for Future-Proofing Your Network in 2025 & Beyond

Martin Mascarenhas, EMEA Vendor Partner Director at Xalient, sits down with Jaye Tillson, Field CTO at HPE Aruba, and Stephen Amstutz, Director of Innovation at Xalient, to discuss the findings from Xalient's SASE Report - Why SASE is the Blueprint for Future-Proofing Your Network in 2025 and Beyond. The challenge of recruiting and keeping security resource in today's landscape. Why is the uptake of ZTNA across respondents so low? And is it a surprise?

The Top 4 Industry 4.0 Challenges and How SASE Helps Manufacturers Overcome Them

Industry 4.0 is bringing technological and innovative advantages to the manufacturing industry. AI, IoT, and RPA, for example, are transforming and streamlining the design, production and distribution of products. But these advancements also bring new challenges for manufacturers. This blog post highlights four of the most prominent ones—based on real experiences from Cato’s manufacturing customers—and how SASE helps tackle them head-on.