Cato Networks Integrates Cyera DSPM into Cato XOps for Data-Aware Security Operations
Cato Networks has integrated Cyera's Data Security Platform Management (DSPM) into its Cato XOps solution, announced in a press release. The integration embeds Cyera's data intelligence into Cato's security operations platform to help enterprises prioritize and respond to threats based on data sensitivity and business context.
The joint system combines Cato's network, endpoint, and cloud telemetry with Cyera's insights into data classification and sensitivity. Security teams can now view and act on unified telemetry across environments, allowing them to identify which data is involved in an incident and assess its business importance.
The integration supports data-aware detection and response, data-driven Zero Trust enforcement, and unified investigation capabilities within Cato XOps. It is designed to reduce manual correlation across fragmented tools and improve the accuracy of incident prioritization. The integration is available to customers worldwide.
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