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Forcepoint DLP Implementation at Crediton Dairy
Technology Category
- Cybersecurity & Privacy - Database Security
Applicable Functions
- Business Operation
Use Cases
- Regulatory Compliance Monitoring
- Remote Asset Management
Services
- Cybersecurity Services
The Challenge
Crediton Dairy, a medium-sized enterprise in the industrial manufacturing sector, was facing challenges in controlling and managing data that were subject to regulation. The company needed a solution that could provide visibility into data movement within the business and automate policy enforcement based on user behavior. The solution also needed to minimize disruption to users and help the company get started with their data loss protection project faster than expected.
About The Customer
Crediton Dairy is a medium-sized enterprise operating in the industrial manufacturing industry. The company was looking for a solution to control and manage data that were subject to regulation. The company needed a solution that could provide visibility into data movement within the business, automate policy enforcement based on user behavior, and help the company get started with their data loss protection project faster than expected.
The Solution
Crediton Dairy selected Forcepoint DLP to address their business challenges. The key features and functionalities of Forcepoint DLP that the company uses include scanning files and discovering data they didn’t know existed, setting data loss prevention policies across network and endpoint one time and from a single console, and following and limiting usage of regulated data or sensitive IP with automated application of controls even when the data isn’t on the network. The company found the ability to set policies just once utilizing Forcepoint DLP’s single console control extremely valuable. They rated Forcepoint DLP as best in class in terms of effectiveness, ease of use, customer support, and price, and better in terms of transition to the cloud compared to competitive data loss prevention solutions they have used.
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