In the App Catalog, the Talk2M By Ewon application will be added to the Remote Access category. Starting from October 25, 2026, we are adding Talk2M By Ewon to the Remote Access category.
This change means that Talk2M By Ewon will:
Now be matched by rules that reference the Remote Access category
This update changes how the Application Control, Internet Firewall, TLS Inspection, and WAN Firewall policies apply to Talk2M By Ewon traffic for rules that contain the Remote Access category.
To ensure Talk2M By Ewon traffic is controlled to meet your requirements, you must review rules in the policies above before October 25, 2026.
Note: Content updates to the Cato PoPs are gradually rolled out to the PoPs over two weeks.
What is the Impact to my Account?
Starting from October 25, 2026:
Talk2M By Ewon will be added to the Remote Access category
Rules that match on the Remote Access category will begin applying to Talk2M By Ewon
For example, a rule that blocks the Remote Access category will start blocking Talk2M By Ewon traffic.
What Updates do I Need to Make to My Account?
You need to review the Application Control, Internet Firewall, TLS Inspection, and WAN Firewall policies and identify rules that contain:
The Remote Access category — starting from October 25, 2026, this rule will apply to Talk2M By Ewon
Please use the Cato Ask AI agent in the CMA to help identify rules, objects, and entities that are impacted by this change. AI can make mistakes, and we recommend that you also validate that there is no impact to traffic flows.
You can copy and paste the following prompt into Ask AI:
Talk2M By Ewon will be added to the Remote Access category.
Please review my existing policies and identify how this change will affect them.
Look for rules referencing any of the mentioned apps or categories. Look in all policy types.For each affected policy and rule:
Explain why the rule will be impacted.
Specify exactly what change, if any, I should make to the rule.
Explain the expected behavior after the change.
Please review all of my policies and rules so that no potential impact is missed. If a rule does not require any changes, no action is needed.