FERCAM 利用 Forcepoint 快速更新网络安全
公司规模
Large Corporate
地区
- Europe
国家
- Italy
产品
- Forcepoint Web Security
技术栈
- Web Security
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
- Productivity Improvements
- Cost Savings
技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 网络安全
适用功能
- 商业运营
用例
- 网络安全
服务
- 系统集成
关于客户
FERCAM 是一家位于意大利的家族物流运营商。该公司年收入近 6 亿美元。作为一家成长中的公司，FERCAM 面临着现代化技术资源以跟上其扩张步伐的挑战。互联网接入已成为其日常运营的关键部分，该公司需要更有效的监控解决方案。之前的解决方案存在性能不佳、黑名单更新无效以及对 800 名用户的网络流量监控和分析不足等问题。
挑战
物流公司 FERCAM 正在经历增长，因此需要对其技术资源进行现代化升级。互联网接入已成为日常运营的重要组成部分，该公司需要更有效的监控解决方案。之前的解决方案存在性能不佳、黑名单更新无效以及对 800 名用户的网络流量监控和分析不足等问题。这些低效率导致大量与服务问题或误报相关的 IT 工单。
解决方案
FERCAM 选择 Forcepoint Web Security 是因为其易于使用、实施速度快，并且能够为特定用户类别定义策略，同时适当过滤对特定网站或页面的访问。Forcepoint Web Security 的实施在一天内就已启动并运行。这种新解决方案大大减少了因不当使用 Web 而产生的流量，调节了带宽，并完全消除了网络停机时间。它还消除了在之前的解决方案基础上将可用带宽增加一倍的需要。采用 Forcepoint 后，该公司能够继续使用现有配置，避免任何进一步的投资。
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