全球酒店公司使用 Netskope 保护 Office 365 中的 PCI
公司规模
Large Corporate
国家
- Worldwide
产品
- Netskope for Office 365
技术栈
- Office 365
- Netskope
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
- Customer Satisfaction
- Brand Awareness
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
客户是一家拥有 100,000 多名员工的全球性酒店公司。该公司允许在众多应用程序中临时使用云存储，但在一次安全审计中，云安全被认定为一个漏洞，IT 决定整合到一个企业级应用程序套件 Office 365 上。该公司的主要担忧是潜在的数据泄露导致客户数据暴露，从而损害其品牌。另一个值得关注的重要领域是全球支持和企业用户将敏感数据上传到云端。
挑战
该公司进行了内部安全审计，发现云安全存在漏洞。该公司最担心的是潜在的数据泄露导致客户数据泄露，从而损害其品牌。另一个令人担忧的领域是全球支持和企业用户将敏感数据上传到云端。支持员工经常通过电话与消费者和商务客人互动，并在这些对话中要求他们提供并存储信用卡和其他个人身份信息或敏感信息等信息。
解决方案
该公司使用 Netskope for Office 365 自动发现 OneDrive 中的内容，OneDrive 中存储了公司的大部分内容。他们使用 Netskope 策略向导制作了一些自定义 DLP 配置文件，包括“PCI”、“PII”和“机密”，并发现了数以万计的内容违规行为。在发现上述配置文件中的敏感内容后，客户能够深入了解内容所有者，并了解内容的共享状态。他们发现，很大一部分敏感文件已在公司外部共享，并且仍有大量人员可以访问。他们能够限制访问，并下载多个文档以供法律部门稍后审查。
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