Cato Networks Launches Agentic Threat Prevention to Counter AI-assisted Attacks
Networking and security company Cato Networks Ltd.
today introduced Cato Agentic Threat Prevention, a capability that uses autonomous agent to predict the route an attacker is likely to take through a customer's network.
Why It Matters
Cato Networks introduces autonomous agent to predict attacker pathways, proactively generating environment-specific security defenses.
Implications
- Leverages autonomous agent to anticipate adversary movement across enterprise networks.
- Automates the creation and enforcement of targeted security protections.
Strategic Outlook
Automated security posture adaptation will increasingly counter sophisticated adversary techniques.
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