Uniti Solutions Launches Managed AI Security to Help Businesses Combat AI Cyber Risks
Key Highlights
- ➤Uniti Solutions launches Cato-powered managed AI Security add-on for MSASE customers
- ➤AI Security inventories sanctioned and unsanctioned AI apps, models, and agents
- ➤AI Security analyzes prompts and responses to identify sensitive data and risky behavior
- ➤Uniti Solutions named Cato Advanced Partner, ranking among fewer than 2% globally
- ➤Cato Networks says AI adoption is expanding enterprise attack surfaces
Expert Statements
Mike Flannery, President of Uniti Solutions
“Shadow AI is becoming one of the largest unmanaged risks in the modern enterprise. It’s already happening at scale, spreading faster than most IT teams can identify; it leads to new blind spots that traditional cybersecurity solutions can’t solve for”
Mike Flannery, President of Uniti Solutions
“We’re committed to helping our customers stay ahead of today’s threats and tomorrow’s challenges. With Cato AI Security, we’re giving businesses access to advanced protection to help them embrace AI with greater confidence while strengthening their overall security posture.”
Lior Cohen, Vice President, Product Management, Security and AI at Cato Networks
“AI adoption is expanding the enterprise attack surface and organizations cannot afford to let security lag behind”
Lior Cohen, Vice President, Product Management, Security and AI at Cato Networks
“Securing AI requires visibility into how agents and applications access and use enterprise data, control over AI usage, and defenses against AI-targeted threats and data exfiltration. These capabilities are essential to protecting sensitive information, reducing risk, and meeting evolving compliance requirements. Cato AI Security delivers the visibility, control, and protection organizations need today to adopt AI at scale with confidence and strengthen their defenses as threats evolve.”
LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Oct. 13, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Uniti Solutions, the leading provider of telecom infrastructure solutions, has launched an “AI Security” offering, powered by Cato Networks, to help business customers combat a new landscape of cyber risks created internally by unsecured employee AI use.
AI is rapidly becoming part of everyday business operations, but much of its use remains difficult for organizations to govern. OpenAI reports that more than 2 million* business customers now use its tools, while Microsoft and LinkedIn found that 78%** of AI users bring their own AI tools to work.
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