Glovo 利用 Datadog 云安全管理打造全企业安全文化
公司规模
1,000+
国家
- Spain
- Worldwide
产品
- Datadog Cloud Security Management
- AWS CloudTrail
技术栈
- AWS
- Datadog
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
技术
- 分析与建模 - 实时分析
- 网络安全和隐私 - 云安全
适用行业
- 电子商务
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
Glovo 是一种按需配送服务，连接全球 25 个国家/地区 1500 个城市的客户、企业和快递员。自 2015 年成立以来，该公司经历了快速增长。如今，每年有超过 1500 万活跃用户依靠 Glovo 平台从当地企业（如餐馆、超市和零售商）获得快速的按需配送。随着公司功能集和 AWS 云环境的增长，Glovo 平台安全主管 Eloi Barti 希望以同样的速度扩展安全性。为此，Barti 寻求将安全文化放在工程团队的首位。
挑战
Glovo 是一家按需配送服务公司，它面临着在资源有限的情况下保护其云基础设施的挑战。随着公司功能集和 AWS 云环境的扩大，Glovo 平台安全主管 Eloi Barti 希望以同样的速度扩展安全性。为此，Barti 试图将安全文化带到工程团队的首位。然而，谈到安全性，Barti 说 Glovo 使用了几种不同的工具，当事件发生并需要调查时，工程师不知道要查看哪种安全工具。工程师必须搜索各种工具，快速适应工具提供的上下文，并手动关联脱节的字段以了解警报是误报还是真正的安全事件。
解决方案
为了满足其需求，Glovo 选择了 Datadog 云安全管理。借助 Datadog，Glovo 工程师能够在一个地方统一查看其应用程序的运行状况、性能和安全性。Barti 说：“安全团队通过利用 SRE 团队已经构建的数据管道、将安全性集成到现有工作流程中并实时接收安全警报，迅速扩大了规模。”Datadog 云安全管理在检测到安全事件或安全策略偏差时，可实现 Glovo 内部更好的协作。例如，在部署云安全管理的几个月内，Glovo 能够将遵守其部署流程的资源百分比从 70% 提高到 99%。此外，他们能够将云安全管理与 AWS CloudTrail 集成，以扫描来自其 EC2 实例的审计日志，从而快速识别错误配置。
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