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Home Automation Company Focuses on Cloud Security
Technology Category
- Cybersecurity & Privacy - Cloud Security
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) - Cloud Storage Services
- Application Infrastructure & Middleware - API Integration & Management
Applicable Industries
- Consumer Goods
- Security & Public Safety
Applicable Functions
- Business Operation
- Facility Management
Use Cases
- Intrusion Detection Systems
Services
- Cloud Planning, Design & Implementation Services
- Cybersecurity Services
- System Integration
The Challenge
When this client came to Proficio, they were already housing their webcam data in Amazon Web Services (AWS). Cloud security was a priority, so they needed to have around the clock protection to ensure their data was secure but didn’t have the resources to monitor their networks 24/7 while also managing a cloud infrastructure, which is often time consuming and overwhelming for a security team. This posed the issue of acquiring additional support to leverage these security controls and maximize the value of their AWS setup for the company.
About The Customer
Popular home automation company provides solutions to create smarter – and safer – homes for their customers through wireless surveillance cameras, doorbells, and lighting. Being a market leader in the smart home IoT category, their focus on product designs, wireless connectivity, radio frequency (RF) engineering, cloud infrastructure, and Al-capabilities has set them apart from their competitors. Releasing their first security camera in 2014, they have shipped over 7.5 million devices and have over 1.9 million registered users. Being responsible for protecting millions across the globe they prioritize privacy and innovation to better protect their customers.
The Solution
They used AWS Cloudtrail, VPC Flow, and AWS Guard Duty to provide seamless control over their video storage and security. The cloud allowed them to reduce and mitigate risk, while also removing the requirements for on-premises data centers; however, they needed a partner to enable continuous monitoring of security events. With a quick on-boarding, this client took advantage of Proficio’s AWS-specific use cases to catch suspicious activity in real-time, which keeps their data – and their customers videos – secure.
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