Feeds2.Feedburner Cato Networks Achieves 45-Minute CVE Mitigation Benchmark
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- •Cato Networks reduces CVE mitigation time to 45 minutes using agentic threat research.
- •Traditional security methods are inadequate for the rapid pace of exploit development.
- •Cato's cloud-native platform automates updates, eliminating the need for customer intervention.
Cato Networks has announced a significant advancement in cybersecurity by reducing the time-to-protect for newly disclosed vulnerabilities to just 45 minutes. This achievement is attributed to their innovative agentic threat research, which accelerates the protection process against emerging exploits. Traditional CVE mitigation methods often take weeks to implement, but Cato's cloud-native platform allows for rapid deployment of protections globally without customer intervention. The increase in CVE submissions, which rose by 263% from 2020 to 2025, highlights the urgent need for faster security responses. Cato's approach aims to address the gap between the speed of exploit development and the slow traditional patching cycles. The company emphasizes that in the AI era, security architecture must evolve to keep pace with threats. This new capability positions Cato Networks as a leader in the cybersecurity landscape, particularly as organizations face increasing vulnerabilities.
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