美国杂货连锁店部署 AirMagnet Enterprise 以支持 PCI 合规工作
公司规模
1,000+
地区
- America
国家
- United States
产品
- AirMagnet Enterprise
技术栈
- Wireless Intrusion Detection system (WIDS)
- Wireless Intrusion Prevention System (WIPS)
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
- Cost Savings
- Customer Satisfaction
- Productivity Improvements
技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 网络安全
适用行业
- 零售
适用功能
- 商业运营
用例
- 网络安全
服务
- 系统集成
关于客户
客户是一家大型连锁杂货店，总部位于美国，在美国东南部和中大西洋地区拥有 1000 多家便利店。该公司拥有 65,000 多名员工，以极具竞争力的价格提供定制产品和服务而闻名。由于便利性和对客户服务的重视，每周有超过 1000 万消费者光顾其门店。在遵守政府法规方面，该公司保持着高标准。如今的购物者已经接受了物联网，经常使用手机运行在线商店应用程序、购物清单和/或优惠券应用程序，而这些应用程序都依赖于店内 wifi 来运行。
挑战
这家美国连锁杂货店面临着巨大的压力，需要确保数千家商店的无线基础设施安全可靠，并确保遵守支付卡行业数据安全标准 (PCI DSS) 和萨班斯-奥克斯利法案。现有的内部无线工具缺乏使 IT 部门能够遵守这些严格规则的功能。不满足 PCI DSS 要求可能会面临数百万美元的罚款风险，更不用说可能损害这家杂货店备受推崇的品牌。该公司还希望保护其无线网络免受恶意接入点的攻击，以保护客户手机免受黑客攻击或个人数据被盗的风险。除了防范黑客攻击之外，该公司还需要为其网络提供服务保障，以确保无线入侵保护和检测系统始终处于连接状态。此外，IT 部门还需要远程故障排除功能，因为派遣人员前往遥远的地方并不总是可行或经济划算的。
解决方案
为了确保杂货店无线网络的无线完整性和 PCI DSS 合规性，IT 团队转向了 NETSCOUT 的 AirMagnet。AirMagnet Enterprise 传感器部署在该公司的一千多家商店中。该解决方案是一个全面的 24x7 性能监控和无线入侵检测系统 (WIDS)/预防系统 (WIPS)，可满足杂货店庞大业务的安全性、性能和合规性要求。AirMagnet Enterprise 系统每家商店配备一个传感器，不受 wifi 供应商的影响，可全天候扫描无线服务质量下降的潜在原因，包括信道干扰、未经授权的客户端和其他原因。如果检测到恶意接入点，警报会向 IT 发出警报，使团队能够采取果断行动，在入侵发展并演变为破坏性漏洞之前阻止入侵。
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