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Cato account licenses use one of two models Bursting Model (starting in January 2027) Enforcement Model See our one-page guide for the differences between the two and how to identify which one your account uses.
In our latest Cato Connect webinar, the API & DevOps team explored how to secure AI agents; starting with local agents that can access tools, MCP servers, skills, and sensitive data on a user’s device. We covered key risks like indirect prompt injection, unverified tools, excessive permissions, and data exposure, along…
We've released a step-by-step guide to automating API-based responses to security events and XOps stories. Learn how to extract story data, apply remediation actions such as isolating hosts, blocking IOCs, and quarantining users, and annotate the story with actions taken. View the guide here: Remediating XOps Stories and…
We received feedback asking us to update our KB article about the CMA's Configuration Wizard. Some of the buttons and screens for handling posture recommendations had been changed, and the KB article hadn't kept up. We've now published an updated version of this page that accurately reflects the CMA. Keep sending us your…
For the article, Understanding Event Fields, we received the comment: This does not detail out all the Sub-Types available in CMA today This is a known gap, we are working on a new dynamic HTML page that will easily show all event sub-types. Stay tuned!
We greatly enhanced Allowlisting Processes and URLs for the Cato Client and separated the URLs by CMA region. Now you can easily see which URLs are relevant to your account based on the CMA region that your account uses. Note: The CMA region does not determine which Cato Cloud PoPs the Client can connect to. By default,…
We added a new article to help you understand deploying app connectors for Private Access: App Connector Reference Architecture Let us know what you think!
Just curious what everyone else thinks of Cato's Bandwidth prices for Socket Sites. It seems to me that it is so substantially more expensive than ZTNA/SDP Users that it defeats itself. As an example, lets consider a site with 50 users. I can license each user with ZTNA for $4, and add Threat Protection for $1. So $250 pm…
For the article IP Allocation Policy for Remote Users, we received the following comment: Please document that changing IP ranges under IP Allocation Policy > Settings can reconnect currently connected Clients Excellent point - the article is updated to include this information.
Hi Cato Team, I have a few questions regarding the 2027 pricing and billing changes: Historically, billing has typically been on an annual basis. Will the billing frequency change to monthly in 2027? Will this also apply to existing customers? Or will the billing frequency only change upon renewal, when the new pricing…
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