From friction to flow: Why Swissport scrapped its VPN maze for Cato’s SASE fabric
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Summary
Swissport, which provides ground services to airline passengers at airports, switched to SASE (secure access service edge) to overcome legacy IT issues that were hindering the company’s ability to serve customers and expand the business.
Swissport’s existing infrastructure was slowing growth and creating networking challenges that legacy systems struggled to overcome.
Introduced in 2024, SASE creates a unified architecture that unifies over 320 locations, ensuring more secure, real-time communications across each location and network-wide.
The move towards SASE has enabled Swissport to enforce Zero Trust across every edge and endpoint, giving the company the flexibility and speed it requires in order to grow.
SASE also provides the previously missing visibility across Swissport’s global IT operations.
The company selected Cato Networks as its preferred SASE vendor.