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Cato Networks vs Aryaka (2026): graded feature by feature
Every grade below comes from the Netify evidence matrix: 40 capability features plus regional coverage, cloud support, AI capability and resilience, graded from public sources. Grades measure breadth of evidenced capability, not depth per category: a specialist can match a generalist on a grade yet lead it in practice, so read both full profiles before deciding.
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Cato Networks
Cloud-native SASE / SD-WAN platform · Typical deployment: hours
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Source evidence
Aryaka
Managed SD-WAN / SASE provider · Typical deployment: days
Compare the source grades below; provider fit depends on your published requirements.
Cato Networks and Aryaka: who owns it and who runs it
Sourced facts rather than scores. Each value carries a named source and a sentence quoted from it.
2vendors. Each value below is graded from the vendor's own published material or an independently accountable record, with a sentence quoted from that source and confirmed present on the page. 112 sources behind this table. Verified 2026-07-29. Where evidence was not found a cell reads Not published rather than being inferred.
| Vendor | Type | Underlay | SSE layer | Backbone | PoPs | Fully managed | Compliance docs | Published SLA | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cato Networks | Both | Mixed | Native | Yes | 100 | Yes | Documented | 99.999 | 46 |
| Aryaka | Both | Mixed | Native | Yes | 40+ | Yes | Documented | 99.999 | 66 |
Full sources for each vendor, including the sources we found and rejected and any claims that disagree, are on its profile page.
| Capability | Cato Networks | Aryaka |
|---|---|---|
| Service delivery and operating model | ||
| Fully managed service | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| DIY / self-managed model | Yes, public evidence | Partial |
| Co-managed service | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Multi-tenant MSP / white-label support | Partial | Partial |
| Professional services and migration support | Partial | Yes, public evidence |
| Last-mile circuit management | Via partner | Via partner |
| Lifecycle management | Partial | Not confirmed |
| Flexible commercial model | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Network architecture and transport | ||
| Encrypted overlay fabric | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Dynamic path selection | Yes, public evidence | Not confirmed |
| Active-active link utilisation | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Application-aware routing | Yes, public evidence | Not confirmed |
| QoS and traffic shaping | Not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| Packet loss remediation | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Local internet breakout | Yes, public evidence | Not confirmed |
| MPLS coexistence and migration | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Cellular and 5G support | Not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| Cloud on-ramp | Yes, public evidence | Not confirmed |
| Gateway, PoP and backbone design | ||
| Public cloud gateways | Yes, public evidence | Not confirmed |
| Private PoPs / dedicated PoPs | Yes, public evidence | Not confirmed |
| Private global backbone | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Regional breakout and data residency | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Multi-cloud transit fabric | Yes, public evidence | Not confirmed |
| Flexible edge form factors | Not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| High availability design | Via partner | Not confirmed |
| SLA-backed service fabric | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Security and SASE capability | ||
| Integrated next-generation firewall | Yes, public evidence | Not confirmed |
| Full SASE platform | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| SSE ecosystem integration | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Zero Trust Network Access | Yes, public evidence | Not confirmed |
| Secure web gateway | Yes, public evidence | Not confirmed |
| CASB capability | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Data loss prevention | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Remote user access | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| SOC/SIEM/SOAR integration | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Operations, assurance and automation | ||
| Centralised orchestration | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Customer portal and RBAC | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Observability and digital experience monitoring | Yes, public evidence | Not confirmed |
| APIs and automation | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Managed service assurance | Yes, public evidence | Partial |
| Regional coverage | ||
| UK and Ireland | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Europe | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| North America | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Asia Pacific | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Middle East and Africa | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Latin America | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| China (mainland) | Yes, public evidence | Via partner |
| Cloud platforms | ||
| AWS | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Microsoft Azure | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Google Cloud | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Oracle Cloud | Partial | Partial |
| Alibaba Cloud | Partial | Partial |
| AI capability and resilience | ||
| AI-driven operations (AIOps) | Yes, public evidence | Partial |
| AI security analytics | Yes, public evidence | Partial |
| AI assistant / copilot | Partial | Partial |
| Disaster recovery | Yes, public evidence | Yes, public evidence |
| Typical deployment speed | hours | days |
Grades: Yes (public evidence), Partial, Via partner, Via managed service, Not primary, Not confirmed. Extended dimensions are indicative desk research; confirm via RFP.
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