Secure access service edge provider . Just 3% reported to Cato that they inspect all relevant sessions, which represents a significant risk to end users and data, the company says. The latest CTRL SASE Threat Report found that organizations that enable TLS inspection blocked 52% more malicious traffic than organizations without TLS inspection.
“TLS inspection is essential for keeping harmful content out of company networks. But many organizations hesitate to enable it, worried about operational slowdowns or legal challenges tied to inspecting encrypted traffic,” wrote Andrea Napoli, product marketing manager at Cato Networks, in a , data exfiltration, and other malicious traffic, and they also help ensure security compliance and the integrity of data in transit. This type of TLS inspection across all traffic flows can become burdensome for network and security teams, according to Cato, which is looking to simplify the process and enable customers to perform TLS inspection without disrupting business applications.
“IT security vendors continue to tout new capabilities and functionality, but if leveraging those capabilities is too difficult or complicated for enterprises, then what good are they?” said Shlomo Kramer, co-founder and CEO at Cato Networks, in a runs on a private global backbone of more than 90+ points of presence (PoP) connected via multiple SLA-backed network providers. The PoPs software continuously monitors the providers for latency, packet loss, and jitter to determine in real-time the best route for every packet. Cato applies optimization and acceleration to all traffic going through the backbone to enhance application performance and the user experience. To ensure all locations benefit, Cato optimizes traffic from all the edges and toward all destinations, on-premises and in the cloud.
Cato Safe TLS Inspection is available now to all customers globally at no additional charge as part of the Cato SASE Cloud Platform.
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