Comdata 使用 Forcepoint 保护关键数据，同时不影响员工生产力
公司规模
1,000+
地区
- Europe
国家
- Italy
产品
- Forcepoint Email Security
- Forcepoint Web Security
- Forcepoint DLP Discover
技术栈
- Cloud Computing
- Data Protection
- Email Security
- Web Security
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 云安全
- 网络安全和隐私 - 数据库安全
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
Comdata Group 是一家创新的全球领导者，提供与客户互动相结合的管理服务，遵循独特的客户互动和流程管理方法。自 1987 年以来，该公司一直致力于帮助客户实现客户价值最大化，通过一支由 50,000 多名充满热情的员工组成的团队，他们在四大洲和 22 个国家/地区使用 30 种语言工作，将国际影响力与丰富的本地经验相结合。该公司提供全方位的客户互动和流程管理服务，从外包与客户的互动和流程到客户体验咨询，通过有效的人员、流程和技术组合实现一切。Comdata Group 总部位于米兰，营业额约为 10 亿欧元，拥有 670 多家客户，其中包括电信、能源、银行、工业、零售和电子商务领域的一些最重要企业。
挑战
Comdata Group 是客户互动和流程管理服务的全球领导者，随着公司通过收购向海外扩张，在保护敏感和关键数据方面面临着重大挑战。该公司认识到，将重点放在与战略计划、经济或生产趋势综合相关的最有价值的信息层面非常重要。他们需要克服现有的开源解决方案，这些解决方案在维护和专用资源方面负担沉重，并为能够提供更高自动化和持续发展的技术腾出空间。这些解决方案需要迅速应对不断演变的威胁，并通过云组件在移动方面提供保护。
解决方案
Comdata 选择 Forcepoint 作为其理想合作伙伴，是因为 Forcepoint 几乎完全满足了他们的需求，并且安装和调试速度极快。最初实施 Forcepoint Web Security 之后，又实施了 Forcepoint Email Security。最近，这些解决方案又增加了 Forcepoint DLP Discover，以确保无论用户身在何处都能更准确地保护数据，从而更好地满足越来越多在旅途中或在家办公的管理人员的需求。为了保护管理人员的工作成果并保证有效和充分地访问关键数据，Comdata 必须始终考虑人为因素。Forcepoint Human Point System 为 Comdata 提供了解决方案，可以跟踪管理人员的行动并提供最大的运营灵活性。
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