Enhancing Mobile Security and IT Productivity: A Case Study on Terma
Technology Category
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Device Management Platforms
- Robots - Wheeled Robots
Applicable Industries
- Aerospace
- Telecommunications
Applicable Functions
- Maintenance
Use Cases
- Tamper Detection
- Time Sensitive Networking
About The Customer
Terma is a global defense and aerospace contractor based in Denmark. The company provides mission-critical solutions for aerospace, defense, and security customers. Operating subsidiaries around the world, Terma has 1,300 employees. Security is paramount for the company as it develops and customizes components for complex defense systems like military aircraft, radar, and surveillance. Terma employees routinely work with highly confidential information, and the company must meet customers’ specific security requirements before they can collaborate on projects.
The Challenge
Terma, a global defense and aerospace contractor based in Denmark, faced a significant challenge in securing mobile connections to internal corporate information. The company's employees routinely work with highly confidential information, and the company must meet specific security requirements before collaborating on projects. As mobile devices became essential to employees, Terma needed to ensure that these devices and remote connections to corporate assets were as secure as desktop systems and connections. The company had implemented multiple layers of security, such as firewalls, filters, encryption, and others, to protect devices and information in all its product areas. However, when it came to securing mobile access to data for its 600 mobile users, Terma needed a robust solution.
The Solution
Terma chose Check Point Capsule Workspace (Workspace) to secure mobile access to data. Workspace includes a secure container that isolates corporate data on iOS and Android mobile devices. It provides users with one-touch access to corporate email, calendars, contacts, documents, and applications, and it enables remote access to internal corporate resources. For IT, Workspace encrypts business data and applications seamlessly to ensure secure access for authorized users. Unlike competing solutions, Workspace communicates directly with Terma’s existing Check Point firewall, reducing potential points of failure and improving the user experience by making data access faster and more efficient. Workspace also provides IT with information about how the solution is being used, helping Terma ensure that it is meeting its compliance requirements.
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