AI Security.
Are you prepared?
Do you have the correct tooling to secure it? Most organisations don't — and they won't know until it's too late.
AI is everywhere in your enterprise.
Most of it is ungoverned.
Your teams are adopting AI tools faster than security can find them. Internally built AI apps are being attacked in ways legacy tools can't see. And autonomous agents are acting across your data and workflows with zero dedicated controls.
Three fronts. Most organisations are exposed on all of them.
Cato Networks categorises AI security risk across users, applications, and agents. Each requires a different layer of visibility, posture management, and runtime control.
Shadow AI — Your Users
Teams adopt AI tools and coding agents faster than security can discover them. Every ungoverned tool is a data channel you can't see, control, or audit.
AI-Specific Attacks — Your Apps
Your internally built AI applications face prompt injection and jailbreaks — attacks that didn't exist in legacy threat models and that traditional firewalls don't understand.
Ungoverned Agents — Your Workflows
Autonomous agents now act across your tools, data sources, and workflows — without dedicated security controls to map, profile, or stop risky behaviour before it executes.
Zero Visibility, Real Consequences
Without prompt-level inspection and a shared security data lake, you can't audit what your AI tools know, said, or leaked. Compliance teams call this a material risk.
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Watch the TOM SHAW StackProtect your business from AI risk, wherever it is.
Cato Networks delivers the world's first AI-native SASE platform — converging SD-WAN, a global private backbone, and a complete cloud-native security stack into a single, AI-managed architecture.
TOM SHAW deploys Cato into your environment with zero disruption, replacing 5–10 legacy point tools with one console and eliminating the blind spots that come with fragmented security stacks.
AI Security overview — catonetworks.com AI Security for Users — discover and control shadow AI AI Security for Applications — block prompt injection and jailbreaks Agentic AI Security — govern autonomous agents before they act AI Red Teaming — find vulnerabilities in your AI stack before attackers doDiscover Shadow AI
Find every AI tool and coding agent your users have adopted — before they become a liability
Block AI-Specific Attacks
Inspect prompts, responses, and tool calls in real time — stop prompt injection before it executes
Govern AI Agents
Map MCP servers, profile agent actions, and stop risky coding-agent tool calls before they run
Zero Trust, Built In
Every user, every device, every session — verified through Universal ZTNA, not bolted on
One Console, Full Stack
AI and security events in a shared data lake — one pane of glass for discovery, policy, and response
How Cato covers the full AI attack surface
Three integrated capabilities. One platform. Zero gaps.
Find What You Don't Know You Have
Discover shadow AI on endpoints, inventory LLMs and RAG apps, and map every agent, MCP server, and skill in your environment. You can't secure what you can't see.
Explore AI Security for Users →Understand Your Real Exposure
Classify app risk, red team your AI applications, track data flows and supply chain risk, and profile agent actions. Know your weaknesses before attackers do.
Explore AI Red Teaming →Stop Attacks Before They Land
Stop data leaks in prompts, block prompt injection and jailbreaks in your AI apps, and prevent risky coding-agent tool calls from executing — in milliseconds, inline.
Explore AI Security for Applications →Ready to secure your AI stack?
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