SD-WAN — Global Private Backbone
Cato Networks SD-WAN runs on a cloud-native global backbone with 80+ Points of Presence (PoPs) worldwide — providing optimized routing between sites, cloud resources, and remote users without backhauling traffic through a data center. Unlike SD-WAN overlays that run on the public internet, Cato's private backbone provides predictable performance for latency-sensitive applications across geographically distributed organizations.
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ZTNA — Zero Trust Network Access
Cato ZTNA replaces traditional VPN with identity-based, least-privilege access — users are granted access only to the specific applications they are authorized to use, not to the entire corporate network. ZTNA continuously verifies identity and device posture before granting access, reducing the lateral movement risk that compromised VPN credentials create. Remote users connect through the same Cato SASE platform as site-to-site SD-WAN traffic.
SWG — Secure Web Gateway
Cato's cloud-native Secure Web Gateway inspects all user web traffic — blocking malicious sites, enforcing acceptable use policies, and providing visibility into web activity across the organization. Because SWG is delivered from the same Cato SASE platform as SD-WAN, ZTNA, and CASB, web traffic inspection does not require separate appliances or traffic steering to a third-party security cloud.
CASB — Cloud Access Security Broker
Cato CASB provides visibility and control over SaaS application usage — identifying shadow IT, enforcing data security policies for cloud apps like Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, and detecting risky user behavior in cloud environments. CASB operates inline on Cato's network, providing real-time inspection without agents or API-only approaches that miss unmanaged devices.
FWaaS — Firewall as a Service
Cato FWaaS delivers next-generation firewall capabilities from the cloud — including application-aware policy enforcement, IPS, DNS security, and threat prevention — without on-premises firewall hardware. As traffic volume grows or new sites are added, Cato FWaaS scales automatically without requiring hardware sizing or appliance upgrades. Policy is managed centrally through the Cato Management Application.