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SASE Enables Consistent Security for the Modern Enterprise

CATO Networks

The company managed its own data centers, and employees were primarily connected directly to the corporate LAN. Internet of Things (IoT) devices including both commercial and consumer systems are connected to corporate networks. These IoT devices have unique security challenges and introduce significant risk to corporate networks.

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How to Solve the Cloud vs On-Premise Security Dilemma

CATO Networks

With Catos LAN Firewall policy, you can configure rules for allowing or blocking LAN traffic directly on the Socket, without sending traffic to the POP. Figure 3 – LAN Firewall Policy When to use a LAN firewall policy There are several scenarios in which it could make sense to apply a LAN firewall policy.

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IoT has an identity problem. Here’s how to solve it

CATO Networks

However, several OS types, mainly for embedded and IoT devices, are unmanaged or arent suitable to run an agent. In Figure 7, we can see a packet capture of a client host (192.168.1.111) that is broadcasting DHCP messages over the LAN and receiving replies from a DHCP server (192.168.1.1). The post IoT has an identity problem.

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Why Traditional NGFWs Fail to Meet Today’s Business Needs

CATO Networks

Internet of Things (IoT) Devices IoT devices have the potential to increase an organizations operational efficiency and ability to make data-driven decisions. With the evolution of corporate networks, traditional LAN-focused security models are no longer effective. Scalable Security: SASE PoPs run cloud-native software.

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Network Firewalls Are Still Vital in the Era of the Cloud

CATO Networks

Why remote access should be a collaboration between network & security | White Paper What to Look for in a Network Firewall Many organizations already have network firewalls in place; however, a network firewall designed to secure the perimeter of the corporate LAN is ill-suited to protecting a distributed enterprise WAN.