Cato Networks unveils new headquarters aligned with global trends

Cato Networks, the world's leading Single-vendor SASE platform provider, inaugurated its new corporate headquarters in the Sarona neighborhood today. The new headquarters spans 17,000 square meters, more than three times the size of the previous one. Cato employees will enjoy a range of facilities, including a recording studio, an auditorium, a fully equipped gym, a yoga studio, and over 1,000 workstations.

All Cato employees will benefit from a daily breakfast served by R2M of Ruti Broudo. The cafeterias and kitchenettes will be stocked with treats and fresh ingredients 24/7.

“At Cato, we are committed to the well-being and experience of our employees,” said Zehorit Molshansky, VP of Human Resources at Cato. “This commitment is reflected in everything we do, from office planning to a healthy lifestyle, and including personal work environments with ergonomic chairs and desks. All these are designed to ensure maximum comfort, productivity, collaboration, and mutual enrichment.”

Cato leads the SASE revolution, enabling IT experts to quickly respond to the organization’s business demands. The company enjoyed a 59% increase in revenues in 2023, with more than 2,400 enterprise customers, including Carlsberg and Porsche's Formula E racing team.

Cato employs over 1,000 workers worldwide. In Israel alone, the number of employees grew by more than 100 in the past year, reaching 535 employees.

The new workspace is collaborative and modern. The new offices span six floors in the prestigious "Landmark Tel Aviv" building and include an iconic atrium connecting two office wings. This wide bridge serves as an open and accessible space for Cato employees to meet, converse, and relax. In addition to the atrium, both wings feature external glass walls that illuminate workspaces with natural light and offer views of Tel Aviv and the sea.

Sustainability is at the core of Cato's SASE platform and is also central to Landmark Tel Aviv. The building features Double Skin Facades (DSF) with internal blinds, glazing with a low heat transfer coefficient and high transparency (allowing daylight), and an air flow meter that controls the amount of air entering the building. There is also planned parking for electric vehicles and 350 bicycles.

Cato's brand is reflected in the new office design, from elegance and sustainability to the names of meeting rooms and areas. These are named after Cato Points of Presence (PoPs) locations worldwide, which are integral to the Cato SASE Cloud Platform.

“Excellence, inclusiveness, and partnership. These are the words that define our people and organizational culture, and they also describe the essence of our new global headquarters,” said Shlomo Kramer, CEO and co-founder of Cato Networks. “At Cato, we are building the next generation of IT security companies. Our new space is designed to provide employees with all the conditions they need so we can achieve this ambition together.”

Cato provides the world's leading Single-vendor SASE platform, creating a convenient and elegant customer experience without the complexities, rigidity, and risks associated with traditional enterprise security and communication services. With Cato, organizations can easily replace expensive, outdated, and inflexible infrastructures with a modern zero-trust network architecture based on SD-WAN and cloud-based distributed security services, efficiently and securely supporting a hybrid global workforce and access to critical applications and sensitive business information. With Cato, any organization can enjoy the full benefits of SASE and progress at the speed required for business success.