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Securing Mutua Universal's Corporate Mobile Devices Against Cyber Threats
Technology Category
- Application Infrastructure & Middleware - Data Exchange & Integration
- Robots - Wheeled Robots
Applicable Industries
- Equipment & Machinery
- Telecommunications
Use Cases
- Cybersecurity
- Tamper Detection
Services
- Cybersecurity Services
- System Integration
The Challenge
Mutua Universal, a Spanish company managing occupational risk prevention, accidents, and sickness for 160,000 companies, faced a significant challenge in protecting its corporate Android and iOS mobile devices from cyber-attacks. The company had recently decided to provide over 500 employees with access to corporate applications via their mobile devices as part of its digital transformation initiatives. This move, however, exposed the company to potential security threats that could compromise the corporate network. The company needed a solution that would not only protect the mobile devices from network threats but also integrate seamlessly with its existing security infrastructure. The solution also needed to be simple to manage, given the scale of the company's operations.
About The Customer
Mutua Universal is a voluntary association of non-profit companies established in 1907 to support the operation of the Spanish social security system. The company manages occupational risk prevention, accidents, and sickness for 160,000 companies throughout Spain. Its workforce of 1,800 provides health services and assistance to 1.3 million employees. In recent years, the company has embarked on a range of digital transformation initiatives, including providing corporate mobile devices to over 500 employees for access to corporate applications.
The Solution
After evaluating several options in the market, Mutua Universal chose Check Point SandBlast Mobile as the solution to their security challenge. The company's Technical Architecture department tested solutions from various suppliers over a period of four months. Check Point SandBlast Mobile stood out due to its easy adoption among users and its ability to integrate with any MDM platform. The company's past experience with Check Point also made the trial easier. The solution was deployed rapidly, with the entire process completed in just one week. The console was user-friendly, and the product could be installed on devices in just a few minutes, ensuring full protection.
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