CyberDome, West Africa’s foremost Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP), has entered into a strategic partnership with global Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) leader, Cato Networks, to deliver next-generation cloud-native security infrastructure across the region.
The collaboration will see the deployment of the Cato SASE Cloud Platform through CyberDome’s locally managed, always-on Security Operations Center (SOC). This marks a significant milestone in the evolution of digital security services in West Africa, promising to redefine the way organizations connect and protect their networks in an increasingly cloud-first world. “We’re blowing past the limitations of traditional IT,” said Eyal Titinger, Co-founder of CyberDome. “This collaboration brings together global technology and local expertise to deliver seamless, secure, and scalable connectivity—exactly what West Africa’s fastest-growing enterprises need.”
Through this partnership, organizations can now replace outdated hardware with agile, software-defined infrastructure, enabling:
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Real-time, secure access for users, offices, and cloud environments across different locations
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Built-in zero-trust security and full SASE protection at every network edge
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Streamlined IT operations with rapid scalability and reduced complexity
As businesses across the region continue to embrace hybrid work models and digital expansion, the new platform offers the resilience and flexibility required to stay ahead of evolving cyber threats.
From banks and government institutions to telecommunications and infrastructure providers, the CyberDome-Cato alliance directly addresses the unique security and connectivity challenges faced in West Africa. The partnership combines Cato’s world-class technology with CyberDome’s regional insight and presence to deliver secure digital solutions tailored to local needs. “This collaboration is more than a tech upgrade—it’s a bold shift toward smarter, simpler, and more secure network architecture for the region,” Titinger added.
With this move, CyberDome reaffirms its position at the forefront of cybersecurity innovation in Africa, while Cato Networks gains a strategic foothold in one of the continent’s fastest-growing tech markets. Together, they are poised to empower businesses with the tools to scale securely in a dynamic, cloud-driven economy.
