医疗保健中的数据丢失预防：Assefaz 案例研究
技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 网络安全
- 网络安全和隐私 - 安全合规
适用行业
- 教育
- 国家安全与国防
适用功能
- 维护
- 质量保证
用例
- 库存管理
- 篡改检测
服务
- 硬件设计与工程服务
关于客户
Assefaz 是一家成立于 1980 年的非营利公司，在巴西提供医疗保健服务。该公司总部位于首都巴西利亚，在 60 个城市拥有 1200 名员工。 Assefaz 与 14,000 家医院、医疗诊所和医学实验室合作。该公司面临着数据安全方面的挑战，需要一种能够保护敏感客户数据、增强客户信心并保持遵守 PCI 以及其他州和行业法规的解决方案。
挑战
Assefaz 是巴西的一家非营利医疗服务提供商，正在努力应对与数据安全相关的多重挑战。该公司使用不同供应商提供的各种解决方案，导致可靠性差、管理分散且控制有限。他们的安全解决方案的复杂性是不可持续的，并带来了多种安全挑战。低效的安全工具和应用程序无法支持 Assefaz 不断增长的基础设施。该公司还缺乏对其网络中数据的可见性，从而造成数据泄露和整体网络安全挑战。控制有限导致安全管理不足。 Assefaz 需要增强客户信心、保护个人身份信息并保持 PCI 合规性以及州和行业法规。
解决方案
Assefaz 采用集成的 Check Point 解决方案来防止安全威胁和数据丢失。部署 Check Point DLP（数据丢失防护）软件刀片来检测并阻止用户分发敏感数据。该解决方案还对员工进行了有关正确数据共享政策的教育。当电子邮件通信中包含敏感数据时，Check Point DLP 会自动通知安全部门。利用 Check Point 独特的 UserCheck 技术，DLP 解决方案使员工能够审查、编辑或丢弃通信，从而减少潜在数据丢失事件的可能性。 DLP 中的 Check Point MultiSpect 数据分类引擎可识别敏感信息，并通过结合用户、内容和流程信息做出准确的决策来发布、阻止或隔离数据。
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