Overview
You can filter the CMA by use case instead of navigating through all available CMA pages. This makes it easier and faster to find the pages you need. For example, security admins can focus on pages related to Internet Security or AI Security, while networking teams can focus on connectivity, sites, apps, and users.
Understanding the CMA Use Cases
The Use Case filter is located in the top navigation bar of the CMA:
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The use cases are:
Full SASE: Shows all Cato pages and features. Use this view when you want access to the complete CMA experience
Secure Access: Access private and SaaS apps securely from anywhere. Use this view to focus on secure user access and application connectivity
Internet Security: Protect users from web and internet threats. Use this view to focus on security policies, threat prevention, and internet access controls
Advanced Networking: Connect sites, apps, and users reliably. Use this view to focus on network connectivity, routing, and infrastructure operations
AI Security: Use AI safely and protect sensitive data. Use this view to focus on AI usage controls, data protection, and sensitive information risks
Applying the Use Case Filter
Applying the use case filter only shows the CMA pages relevant to the chosen use case. All other CMA pages are filtered out. Your selected use case applies each time you log into the CMA until it is cleared or changed.
Pages that are filtered out can still be accessed by using the search, account menu, or direct links.
To apply the use case filter:
Open the use case drop-down menu.
Select the use case(s) for you.
Click Done.
The CMA only displays the pages relevant to your use case.To view all CMA pages, or search for a page, click All to open the Account Menu.