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Uniti Solutions renews partnership with Cato Networks

Uniti Solutions renews partnership with Cato Networks

Little Rock, Arkansas - Uniti Solutions has extended its multi-year collaboration with Cato Networks and earned Advanced Partner status from the SASE technology provider, as stated in a press release. Only a small fraction, under 2%, of Cato’s global partner network holds this designation. Uniti Solutions, a division of Uniti (NASDAQ:UNIT), previously earned Cato’s Service Provider of the Year award for two successive years.

Speaking of the renewed agreement, Art Nichols, the Chief Technology Officer at Uniti Solutions, said, "With this new, multi-year contract, we’re strengthening our longstanding partnership to deliver innovative SASE and security solutions to customers and channel partners."

This partnership allows Uniti Solutions to offer managed SASE services built on Cato’s platform. SASE, or Secure Access Service Edge, merges network security and connectivity services. Uniti brings fiber connectivity, on-site installation, and managed support, while Cato provides its cloud-native SASE platform with a global private backbone.

Karl Soderlund, the Global Channel Chief at Cato Networks, noted that Uniti Solutions has been a valuable partner, contributing sales expertise and service provider experience. Uniti Solutions offers tailored connectivity and network security solutions to nearly 95% of business, state, and local government, and education customers across the United States. The company provides services to users, devices, and locations both domestically and internationally.

The partnership enables Uniti customers to access secure networking services backed by a team with expertise in designing, implementing, and supporting the Cato Networks SASE platform.

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