The rapidly evolving technology and digital transformation landscape has ushered in increased requirements for high-speed connectivity to accommodate high-bandwidth application and service demands. Numerous use cases, such as streaming media, internet gaming, complex data analytics, and real-time collaboration, require we go beyond today’s connectivity trends to define new ones.

Cato XDR breaks the mold: Now, one platform tackles both security threats and network issues for true SASE convergence.

Phishing remains an ever persistent and grave threat to organizations, serving as the primary conduit for infiltrating network infrastructures and pilfering valuable credentials. According to an FBI report phishing is ranked number 1 in the top five Internet crime types. Recently, the Cato Networks Threat Research team analyzed and mitigated through our IPS engine multiple advanced Phishing Kits, some of which include clever evasion techniques to avoid detection.

In a recent ad on a closed Telegram channel, a known threat actor has announced it’s recruiting AI and ML experts for the development of it’s own LLM product.

If you’re an administrator running Ivanti VPN (Connect Secure and Policy Secure) appliances in your network, then the past two months have likely made you wish you weren’t. In a relatively short timeframe bad news kept piling up for Ivanti Connect Secure VPN customers, starting on Jan. 10th, 2024, when critical and high severity vulnerabilities, CVE-2024-21887 and CVE-2023-46805 respectively, were disclosed by Ivanti impacting all supported versions of the product.