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Censornet quenches security thirst at Thatchers cider
技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 云安全
适用行业
- 食品与饮料
适用功能
- 商业运营
用例
- 网络安全
服务
- 云规划/设计/实施服务
挑战
Thatchers 是一家位于萨默塞特的苹果酒制造商，在过去十年中发展迅速，许多系统和应用程序都已不堪重负。因此，它更容易受到安全漏洞的攻击。面对越来越复杂的威胁，Thatchers 希望降低被攻击的风险。高级 IT 工程师 Hamish Ross 和他的团队热衷于防止 Thatchers 成为受害者。他们迫切需要锁定系统并防止攻击。Thatchers 的首要任务是安装一个易于管理的电子邮件过滤系统，该系统可以随着业务的持续增长而轻松扩展，并可以保护企业免受可能带有病毒或指向受感染网站的链接的恶意电子邮件的侵害。
关于客户
Thatchers 是一家苹果酒酿造商，总部位于萨默塞特郡桑福德的默特尔农场。这家家族企业已经营了四代，酿造苹果酒已有 100 多年的历史，其对苹果的了解和热爱体现在其酿造的苹果酒中——纯正、风味十足，具有独特的个性，体现了萨默塞特苹果酒酿造的最佳品质。Thatchers 已发展成为全球最受欢迎的苹果酒品牌之一，客户遍布 22 多个国家。技术在帮助 Thatchers 成长为一家企业的过程中发挥了不可或缺的作用，确保公司能够有效地处理订单和创造销售，并为供应链提供支持。其职责还包括确保公司数据安全和运营环境安全。
解决方案
Thatchers 选择了 Censornet 的电子邮件安全，这是一项基于云的电子邮件安全和备份服务，可扫描入站和出站电子邮件中的病毒、网络钓鱼威胁、内容违规和垃圾邮件。通过在云端执行此操作，它消除了本地电子邮件服务器的处理和带宽负担，并在本地邮件服务器发生故障时提供了一层恢复能力。Thatchers 还需要一个网络过滤器，该过滤器需要易于管理且足够灵活以适应不同类型的用户配置文件。Thatchers 有两个不同的用户组 - 本地用户和远程工作用户。挑战在于保护这些用户组而不妨碍他们工作安排的灵活性。Censornet 的统一安全服务使 Thatchers 能够快速有效地控制其网络访问的各个方面，使 IT 团队能够阻止不合适和令人反感的网站以及匿名代理服务器。
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