全国社会主义互助健康保险联盟
公司规模
Large Corporate
地区
- Europe
国家
- Belgium
产品
- Forcepoint Cloud Web Security
- Forcepoint Cloud Email Security
技术栈
- Cloud Computing
- Email Security
- 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 - 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
比利时全国社会主义互助健康保险基金联盟 (SocMut) 是一家非盈利组织，为 350 多万会员提供服务。其监管职责包括管理医疗保健费用、社会保险以及提供健康相关信息。SocMut 的 IT 部门由布鲁塞尔总部和各个地区办事处管理，是内部流程的重要推动力。电子邮件对于 6000 多名员工与 SocMut 会员和彼此之间的沟通至关重要，因此，从这个意义上讲，安全性是一个重要问题。
挑战
比利时国家社会主义互助健康保险基金联盟 (SocMut) 面临着现场电子邮件安全方面的挑战。之前的解决方案是在本地实施的，需要大量的管理关注。随着用户要求更高的灵活性，他们的需求通过越来越多的临时解决方案来满足，这进一步延长了管理时间。该组织越来越受到现场电子邮件安全的限制。新解决方案的标准包括成本、安全性、管理以及供应商的知识和专长。
解决方案
最初，IT 部门计划采用一种新的现场解决方案，但在选择过程中，很明显减轻管理负担是关键因素。在评估了各种云解决方案后，SocMut 邀请了包括 Forcepoint 在内的三家供应商提供概念验证 (PoC)。每家供应商都为有限的员工群体安装了一个月的云解决方案试用版。凭借明确的使命和遵守数据保护法规的能力，很明显 Forcepoint 解决方案（Forcepoint Cloud Email Security）提供了最佳的过滤选项，并提供了用户友好、透明的性能。2012 年，SocMut 通过延长 Forcepoint Cloud Email Security 合同并选择 Forcepoint Cloud Web Security 来加强与 Forcepoint 的合作，以实现更高的网络控制和安全性。
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