Cato Networks Powers Up: Acquires Aim Security to Boost AI Security with a Dash of Humor
Cato Networks just supercharged its SASE platform by acquiring Aim Security. Ready to tackle AI threats and secure enterprise adoption, Cato’s now armed with advanced AI security capabilities. With this move, Shlomo Kramer, CEO, believes AI transformation will soon overshadow digital transformation as the enterprise game-changer.
Hot Take:
In a world where AI is the new digital overlord, Cato Networks just scored a major power-up by acquiring Aim Security. It’s like adding an AI-powered turbo engine to their Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) platform. Move over digital transformation, AI revolution is the new kid on the block, and it’s bringing all the cool gadgets!
Key Points:
– Cato Networks acquires Aim Security to enhance AI capabilities.
– Aim Security specializes in secure AI deployment and applications.
– First-ever acquisition for Cato Networks.
– Aim discovered a zero-click AI vulnerability in Microsoft 365 Copilot.
– Cato Networks extends Series G funding round by $50 million.