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Cato EDR Endpoint Detection India — Integrated with SASE

Cato EPP delivers AI-powered malware prevention, device posture enforcement, and threat response — all managed from the same console as your ZTNA, SWG, and CASB. No separate product, no separate console.

The Problem with Standalone Endpoint Security

Traditional endpoint security creates silos — and attackers exploit the gaps between them.

Siloed Visibility

Your EDR sees endpoint events, your firewall sees network events — but nobody correlates them automatically. Attackers use this gap to move laterally undetected.

Agent Sprawl

VPN client + AV agent + EDR agent + DLP agent = 4+ agents on every endpoint, slowing machines down and creating management overhead with separate update cycles and consoles.

Incomplete Response

When an endpoint is compromised, your network policy doesn't automatically tighten — manual coordination is required between endpoint and network teams, adding hours to response time.

Cato EPP Capabilities

Endpoint protection natively woven into your SASE platform — one console, one agent, complete visibility.

AI-Powered Prevention

ML-based malware detection stops known and unknown threats before execution — no signature updates needed. Effective against zero-days, ransomware, and polymorphic malware.

Device Posture Enforcement

Real-time posture checks — OS patch level, encryption status, running processes — tied directly to ZTNA access policy. Non-compliant devices get restricted access automatically.

Automated Isolation

Compromised endpoints automatically isolated from the network via ZTNA policy — no manual firewall rule required. Containment happens in seconds, not hours.

Threat Response

Automated and manual response actions — kill process, quarantine file, isolate device — all from the Cato management console. No context switching between tools.

Integrated Visibility

Correlate endpoint events with network traffic, SWG logs, and CASB events — one investigation timeline, one console. No manual log correlation or separate SIEM required for basic investigations.

Lightweight Agent

Single Cato Client handles ZTNA, SWG, DLP, and EPP — replaces multiple agents without the performance hit. Designed for modern endpoints including MacBooks, thin clients, and mobile devices.

Cato EPP vs Standalone AV

See why consolidating endpoint and network security into one platform changes the economics of protection.

Cato EPP vs Standalone AV
Feature Legacy AV Cato EPP
Detection method Signature-based AI / ML-based
Network integration None — endpoint only Native SASE integration
Console Separate product console Unified Cato console
Agent count 3–5 separate agents 1 Cato Client
Device posture Not available Real-time, policy-tied
Threat isolation Manual network changes Automated via ZTNA
Cloud management Limited / on-prem console Fully cloud-native
ZTNA integration Not available Native — same platform

Frequently Asked Questions

Cato EPP covers next-gen AV and basic EDR capabilities. For organizations needing advanced threat hunting, XDR, and identity threat protection, CrowdStrike Falcon remains the gold standard. Ogma is an authorized partner for both — we can help you choose the right fit for your organization or run them complementarily, with Cato EPP handling network-integrated posture and CrowdStrike Falcon handling deep EDR and threat intelligence.
Cato Client supports Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android — providing consistent security and posture enforcement across all device types. Mobile support includes jailbreak/root detection, OS version checks, and certificate-based authentication for ZTNA access.
If a device fails a posture check — outdated OS, no disk encryption, running suspicious processes — Cato automatically restricts that device's ZTNA access to lower-trust applications or blocks access entirely. Posture is evaluated continuously, not just at login, so a device that becomes non-compliant mid-session has its access adjusted in real time.
Cato Client is deployed via MDM (Intune, Jamf, etc.) or manual install. Configuration is cloud-based — no on-premises infrastructure needed. Typical rollout is 1–2 weeks for 500 endpoints, including policy tuning. Ogma's engineers handle deployment planning, MDM package configuration, and initial policy setup as part of the engagement.

See Cato EPP in Your Environment

Request a demo — we'll show you what your endpoints look like from a unified SASE + endpoint view.