Technology Category
- Cybersecurity & Privacy - Endpoint Security
- Networks & Connectivity - Gateways
Applicable Industries
- Equipment & Machinery
- National Security & Defense
Use Cases
- Cybersecurity
- Tamper Detection
Services
- Cybersecurity Services
- System Integration
About The Customer
MOTORTECH is a leading international manufacturer of components and accessories for the gas engine industry. With a workforce of more than 250 employees worldwide, it is among the most efficient system suppliers in the industry. The company offers customers throughout the world a complete range of products for all popular gas engines regardless of brand or type of fuel. The company's sensitive data must be protected from unauthorized external access to prevent the encryption, deletion, and compression of internal data by malware. The authenticity and availability of their data is of utmost importance.
The Challenge
MOTORTECH, an international specialist manufacturer of components and accessories for the gas engine industry, was faced with the challenge of enhancing its security to combat the latest cyber threats, both known and unknown. The company needed to ensure complete protection and prevention of these threats to safeguard its sensitive data. The data needed to be protected from unauthorized external access to prevent encryption, deletion, and compression of internal data by malware. The company reviews the security market annually to ensure sufficient protection of its data, focusing primarily on current and future threats. For the past four years, MOTORTECH has been working with Check Point to counter the changing threat situation with effective solutions.
The Solution
To protect its data from the latest malware, MOTORTECH opted for the Check Point security gateways. The company also switched to the Check Point Harmony Endpoint solution, which protects data from encryption mechanisms, both on internal hard drives and on mobile devices. USB devices are scanned before activation, and all attachments are verified. Check Point Endpoint Security also guarantees important security standards by ensuring that devices meet a specific security level. The solution allows specific user groups to be defined, which can, in turn, be granted specific freedoms. With the Check Point Quantum Next Generation Firewall, MOTORTECH can deploy threat prevention functions at all points in the infrastructure. It also significantly speeds up the efficiency of security operations, while simultaneously preventing and blocking attacks.
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