Equinix 管理影子 IT 云的使用情况并为 Box 实施安全、合规和治理政策
公司规模
Large Corporate
地区
- America
国家
- United States
产品
- Skyhigh for Shadow IT
- Skyhigh for Box
技术栈
- Cloud Access Security Broker
- Behavioral Analytics
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
- Productivity Improvements
- Cost Savings
技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 云安全
适用功能
- 商业运营
用例
- 网络安全
服务
- 云规划/设计/实施服务
- 网络安全服务
关于客户
Equinix 是一家总部位于加利福尼亚州雷德伍德城的科技公司。该公司拥有 4,100 名员工，年收入达 24 亿美元。Equinix 采用了新一代云服务，使其员工能够快速轻松地采用在线工具，从而提高工作效率。然而，该公司在管理其影子 IT 云使用情况以及为 Box 实施安全、合规和治理政策方面面临挑战。
挑战
科技公司 Equinix 在识别员工使用的云服务方面面临挑战。批准新云服务的过程非常耗时，需要由三名安全专家组成的小型团队进行大约 30 个小时的尽职调查。该团队必须手动验证安全实践并评估风险因素，这非常繁重。此外，他们缺乏管理专注于云服务风险的日志文件的工具。该公司需要一种工具，可以发现和识别正在使用的所有云服务，减少审查云服务的时间和成本，提供异常检测以发现可能表明数据泄露的行为，并防止访问高风险云服务。
解决方案
Equinix 利用 Skyhigh 的云访问安全代理来发现其云服务足迹的真实范围，并使新云服务的冗长审批流程更加高效。使用 Skyhigh，Equinix 能够发现所有正在使用的云服务并快速评估其风险。这使 Equinix 能够实施支持其业务部门各种用例的新服务。该公司还利用 Skyhigh 与其防火墙和代理的集成来提供即时教育信息，指导用户远离高风险服务，转而使用企业认可的服务，例如 Box。通过有效管理影子 IT 云的使用，他们将重点转向为其认可的服务实施安全、合规和治理政策。通过将 Skyhigh for Box 添加到 IT 产品组合中，Equinix 能够确保遵守内部政策和行业法规。
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