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CyberDome Partners Cato Networks to Deliver SASE in West Africa

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Last updated: 2025/05/17 at 9:42 AM
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CyberDome, West Africa’s top Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP), has announced collaboration with Cato Networks, the SASE leader, to deliver Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) across the region.

The collaboration has been described as a game changer for organisations in West Africa, delivering the Cato SASE Cloud Platform — which converges networking and security in a single, cloud-native platform through CyberDome’s always-on, locally managed Security operations Center (SOC), resulting in a modern, secure-by-design infrastructure built for today’s cloud-first world.

Co-founder of CyberDome, Eyal Titinger said: “We’re blowing past the limitations of traditional IT. This collaboration brings together global technology and local expertise to deliver seamless, secure, and scalable connectivity—exactly what West Africa’s fastest-growing enterprises need.”

This collaboration empowers organisations to eliminate legacy hardware and embrace agile, software-defined infrastructure. Benefits include:

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  • Real-time, secure connection of users, offices, and cloud resources across geographies.
  • Built-in zero trust and SASE security to protect every edge.
  • Simplified IT management and fast, uncompromised scalability.

As West African enterprises accelerate digital transformation and hybrid work models, CyberDome and Cato Networks are uniquely positioned to support their journey—providing a platform that combines agility, security, and simplicity at scale.Built for the Realities of West Africa From major financial institutions and government agencies to telcos and critical infrastructure providers, this collaboration addresses the region’s unique challenges with a bold, unified approach.

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