Zip 在疫情中蓬勃发展，实现增强的安全性和全面的可视性
公司规模
1,000+
地区
- Pacific
国家
- Australia
产品
- Netskope CASB
- Next Gen SWG
- Netskope Private Access
- Netskope Public Cloud Security
技术栈
- AWS
- Azure
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
- Cost Savings
- Digital Expertise
- Productivity Improvements
技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 云安全
- 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
- 金融与保险
适用功能
- 商业运营
用例
- 网络安全
- 远程协作
- 远程控制
服务
- 云规划/设计/实施服务
- 网络安全服务
- 系统集成
关于客户
Zip Co Limited 是一家总部位于澳大利亚悉尼的金融科技公司。该公司专注于为日常消费和生活中的大额购买提供支付解决方案。该公司拥有超过 5,300,000 名客户，其工具可在超过 24,500 家零售商的线上和线下商店购买。Zip 致力于采用全新的创新金融方式，这一直带来可观的增长。随着公司的多元化和扩张，他们的安全需求也随之变化。不久之后，团队开始寻找一个全面的安全平台。为了整合他们的安全工具集、保护他们的数据并改善他们的最终用户体验，Zip 的 IT 领导选择了 Netskope 来完成这项工作。
挑战
Zip Co Limited 是一家快速发展的全球金融科技公司，其安全管理面临挑战。该公司运行着不同的安全工具，这些工具无法扩展以满足 Zip 的全球扩张。整体技术环境是孤立的，Zip 由五家不同的公司组成，基础设施各不相同。内部应用程序暴露在互联网上，这是确保全球访问的必要条件，但风险也随之增加。以前的解决方案将所有流量路由到美国，降低了最终用户体验。保护新的 AWS 和 Azure 实例（许多是在公司收购期间添加的）是一个耗时的过程。
解决方案
Netskope 工程团队与客户密切合作，定制了一套强大的解决方案，使他们能够解决所有用例，同时减少实现高效云安全态势管理所需的安全工具数量。新战略包括内置威胁和数据丢失防护的内联 CASB、下一代 SWG、公共云安全和私有访问。Zip 选择 Netskope CASB 和下一代 SWG 来为其全球子公司实施安全和威胁政策。这用 Netskope 平台中所有员工、所有设备和所有网络流量的集中策略管理取代了分散的安全工具。Zip 实施了 Netskope 私有访问 (NPA) 来保护其所有应用程序 - 包括内部应用程序和来自云提供商的应用程序。该解决方案简化和标准化了新收购的入职，并集中了访问控制。NewEdge 网络使 Zip 能够在边缘部署安全性。他们可以在其全球公司和子公司中实施安全策略，同时提高网络性能。Zip 使用 Netskope 公共云安全来识别和监控其多个 AWS 和 Azure 实例。
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