Connect every site like it's on a private network
Cato SD‑WAN carries traffic between your sites on its private global backbone. Momentum supplies the circuits underneath, rolls out every site, and runs the network after turn-up.
Add SD‑WAN without extra appliances to manage at every site
Traditional SD‑WAN puts a box at every site and sends traffic across the public internet between them. Cato runs as a cloud service instead. A Socket at each location connects to Cato's private global backbone, and policy is managed centrally. Momentum supplies the circuits under every Socket, rolls out each site, and runs the network after turn-up.
- Cato Socket: Ships unconfigured and deploys in minutes once the circuit is live
- Private backbone: Traffic between sites rides Cato's SLA-backed global network
- Application priority: Critical traffic takes the path that fits current conditions
- Central management: Policy changes reach every site from one place
What Cato SD‑WAN changes about your WAN
How Momentum rolls out Cato SD‑WAN
Cato runs over internet circuits, so every site needs the right ones. Momentum sources broadband, dedicated internet, or 5G from whichever of 750+ carriers serves each address.
Add the security layer when you're ready
Cato SASE builds firewall, secure web access, and zero trust onto the same Sockets and backbone your SD‑WAN already runs on.
What comes with Momentum-managed Cato SD‑WAN
Where cloud-delivered SD‑WAN pays off fastest
Clinics need the same network quality as the main campus.
- Clinic rolloutsNew clinics join the network as soon as their circuit lands.
- Clinical priorityEHR and imaging traffic take the best available path.
- Moving off MPLSSites connect over the private backbone at internet cost.
Cato where it fits, with the circuits and people it needs
Momentum runs several SD‑WAN platforms and recommends Cato when a cloud-delivered model suits your sites. Then we handle everything Cato doesn't. We source the circuit under every Socket, time each rollout to the turn-up, and run the network afterward. Circuit and SD‑WAN performance sit in one view, so you can trace a slowdown to the right layer.
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Cato SD‑WAN FAQs
Answers to the questions we hear most, straight from the team that runs the network.
Book a meetingCato SD‑WAN is software-defined networking delivered as a cloud service. A Socket at each site connects to Cato's private global backbone, and you manage routing and application policy centrally for every location.
MPLS carries traffic on a private carrier network with long contracts and long lead times. Cato delivers private-network performance between sites over ordinary internet circuits, using its own backbone for the middle mile. Sites come online faster and cost less.
A Cato Socket. It ships without pre-configuration and deploys in minutes once the circuit is live. Momentum coordinates shipping and install timing with the circuit turn-up at each location.
Not always. Cato runs over the broadband, dedicated internet, or 5G you already have. Momentum reviews every site and recommends where a second circuit or a better provider would improve performance or resilience.
Yes. Cato SASE adds firewall, secure web access, and zero trust onto the same Sockets and backbone. Many customers start with SD‑WAN and add the security layer once the network is running.
Get every site on one SD‑WAN
Send us your site list, and we'll map the circuits, the Sockets, and the rollout plan.