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Cato Executive Says Slack AI Cut Operational Tasks From Hours to Seconds

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Cato Networks' vice president of information systems, Dana Abramov, says Slack AI has shortened tasks such as interpreting operational charts from hours to seconds. In a newly published interview, she said 1,400 employees use Slackbot, which handles 60,000 interactions a week across functions including sales and finance. The Israeli cybersecurity company also uses the tools to summarize meetings, share information and work across connected systems. Abramov said the platform underwent internal information-security checks before the company relied on it.

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