Digital Experience Monitoring (DEM)
Cato Digital Experience Monitoring provides end-to-end visibility into application performance as experienced by end users — tracking latency, packet loss, and application response times from user devices through the Cato network to SaaS and on-premises applications. DEM allows IT teams to distinguish between Cato network issues, ISP issues, and application-side performance problems — enabling faster root cause identification when users report poor application experience.
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