www.crn.com Cato Networks and CrowdStrike Enhance Cybersecurity Partnership
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- •Cato and CrowdStrike's partnership aims to simplify cybersecurity for customers.
- •Three key integrations enhance security operations and device visibility.
- •The collaboration addresses challenges in hybrid architectures and resource limitations.
Cato Networks and CrowdStrike have expanded their partnership to integrate their cybersecurity platforms, aiming to simplify security for customers. This collaboration, announced in July 2026, includes three key integrations: connecting Cato XOps with CrowdStrike Falcon Discover for improved investigation context, combining Cato Asset Security with Falcon Discover for better device visibility, and streaming Cato network telemetry into CrowdStrike's Falcon SIEM platform. Ben Ferguson, CTO at Defensive Networks, noted the significant architectural simplification and acceleration of security operations. The partnership is particularly advantageous for hybrid architectures, addressing challenges like technology debt and resource limitations. Karl Soderlund from Cato emphasized the unified visibility and reduced deployment time through a single API.
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