New Navigation for CMA: We are gradually rolling out a new grouping and ordering for the Cato Management Application (CMA) menus to provide better usability and experience for admins. The new navigation helps create a logical flow for monitoring traffic and activity and configuration changes.
When you’re ready, use the toggle in the header to show the new navigation and easily return to the existing experience
We added a new Home menu to highlight cross-platform workflows spanning multiple domains, such as XDR Stories Workbench and Experience Monitoring. The single-domain perspective is maintained in the Network, Access, and Security menus that include monitoring and configuration pages
There is a link to the feedback form at the top of the page, please let us know what you think
The new navigation has no impact on traffic in your account and supports existing flows and browser bookmarks (no changes to the current URLs)
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Save Favorite CMA Pages: We are gradually rolling out a CMA usability enhancement, so you can easily navigate to your most frequently used pages from the new Favorites menu.
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Enhanced Admin Experience for Managing the RPF Policy at Scale: We improved management of the Remote Port Forwarding (RPF) policy with the following features:
API support for managing the policy
For more information see the Cato GraphQL API ReferenceAbility to modify the policy in parallel by multiple admins
Faster and more responsive page for policies with many rules
New Cato GitHub Account: We are introducing Cato's GitHub account, which is available at https://github.com/catonetworks.
The account hosts multiple resources with open-source reference code and tools, including sample Python scripts, a CLI client, a Terraform provider, modules, and more
All resources on GitHub are provided "as-is" and are not an official Cato product
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Increased Visibility of EPP Actions: You can now view the real-time status and history of actions sent to the EPP agent in the Protected Endpoints page. For example, you can see when the agent last performed a full system scan.
Run Socket Traceroute from the CMA: We added the ability to run traceroute commands directly from the Site Configuration > Socket page via WAN or LAN interfaces.
Previously you needed to log in to the Socket WebUI to run traceroute
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Product Update - November 18, 2024
- Updated on Jun 22, 2026
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