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Coats Optimizes Its Extensive Supply Chain Security, Protecting Customers and Vendors
技术
- 分析与建模 - 机器学习
适用行业
- 电信
- 运输
适用功能
- 商业运营
- 质量保证
服务
- 系统集成
- 网络安全服务
挑战
During 2020, Coats faced an increase in advanced email attacks year over year. Coats had invested in Microsoft Defender for Office 365 which was effective in blocking common email attacks by leveraging rules and policies, and threat intelligence. However, for advanced attacks they needed a solution like Abnormal Security that leverages a behavioral approach to detect and block never-seen-before attacks with high efficacy. Coats was also finding messages in quarantine that didn’t belong there, and they didn’t understand why they were quarantined. The overall result was more risky messages getting through, more good messages stuck in quarantine, and more time assessing why their controls weren’t stopping potentially illegitimate messages and trying to fine-tune their safelist. The result was time and attention diverted from innovation and other security priorities.
关于客户
Coats is the global leader in industrial thread manufacturing, with more than 17,000 employees producing enough fiber daily to stretch to the sun and back four times. The 250-year-old company has stayed at the forefront of textile innovation as demand evolved from sewing thread to healthcare PPE and carbon-composite fibers for aerospace manufacturing. Coats leverages new technologies and market expertise to develop products for customers in the apparel, luggage, footwear, home and recreation, personal protection, transportation, telecommunications, and energy industries.
解决方案
Coats chose Microsoft 365 to reduce their on-premises overhead, increase email system uptime, and meet executives’ needs for familiar email tools. Microsoft Defender and Exchange Online Protection handle the basic blocking and tackling on email security to filter out messages that are known to be bad. However, the challenge was stopping email attacks designed without malicious links or attachments to evade basic safeguards. Coats needed a powerful, modern, behavior-based solution that was designed to work seamlessly with Microsoft. Abnormal Security’s Integrated Cloud Email Security (ICES) platform was the right choice. ICES uses ML and AI to evaluate behavior and content. Since turning on ICES, Coats has not experienced a single compromised account. Abnormal’s AI-driven VendorBase identified Coats’ 7,099 vendors and evaluated their messages for potential compromise, based on each vendor’s legitimacy, history of compromise, and history of impersonation attempts at Coats and across all Abnormal customers. The behavioral analysis within VendorBase found 30 vendors at high risk, another 20 at medium risk, and 33 attacks from legitimate vendor and partner accounts.
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