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Cato Networks launches agentic threat prevention

networkworld.com · 8dShare

Cato Networks has expanded the AI capabilities of its cloud-based secure access service edge (SASE) platform with Agentic Threat Prevention. This new service uses AI agents to predict how attackers are likely to move through an enterprise environment and automatically deploy protections before an attack can progress. The capability combines network and security telemetry from across the Cato platform to build customer-specific attack models, correlate unrelated events, and enforce preventive controls globally through the company’s SASE platform. Unlike traditional attack path analysis and exposure management tools that focus on identifying vulnerabilities or prioritizing risk, Cato said Agentic Threat Prevention goes beyond analysis by anticipating likely attack progression and automatically adapting protections. “Cato Agentic Threat Prevention starts from the premise that preventing AI-assisted attacks requires more than isolated alerts,” said Brian Anderson , global field CTO at Cato

First report: Cato Networks launches Agentic Threat Prevention to counter AI-assisted attacks — siliconangle.com, 8d