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S&P 500 Beverage Maker Secures BYOD
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
- 系统集成
挑战
这家标准普尔 500 指数饮料制造商正努力为其全球分布的员工实施安全的自带设备 (BYOD) 计划。该公司的 IT 团队担心公司数据存在于未配置的设备上的风险。MobileIron 和 SAP Afaria 这两种移动设备管理 (MDM) 解决方案的初始部署非常具有挑战性，只有不到十个用户采用。员工担心在个人移动设备上安装公司安全软件可能会侵犯隐私。由于 BYOD 附带的操作系统和设备类型多种多样，该公司的 IT 团队发现不可能在数千台设备上安装和配置 MDM 代理。
关于客户
该客户是一家标准普尔 500 指数饮料制造商，员工遍布全球。该公司有大量员工使用个人设备工作，因此 BYOD 成为公司重要的生产力来源。然而，由于担心公司数据存在于取消配置的设备上以及潜在的隐私侵犯，该公司一直在努力实施安全的 BYOD 计划。该公司之前曾尝试使用 MobileIron 和 SAP Afaria 这两种移动设备管理 (MDM) 解决方案，但事实证明这些解决方案具有挑战性，而且采用这些解决方案的用户还不到十人。
解决方案
该公司的 CIO 委托他的团队寻找一种替代的 BYOD 安全解决方案，该解决方案更易于部署，并能消除员工对隐私的担忧。该公司最终选择了 Bitglass，选择其 BYOD 安全解决方案有两个主要原因：易于设置和部署，以及员工完全认同和采用。Bitglass 的无代理数据安全方法意味着无需在员工设备上安装软件或证书。用户只需设置他们选择的应用程序，他们的设备就会自动配置为与 Bitglass Omni Activesync 代理通信。这大大减轻了公司 IT 帮助台的部署负担。Bitglass 会自动与公司的 ActiveDirectory 同步，实现简单而无缝的用户管理。当用户离开公司并从 AD 中删除时，他们的移动设备上的公司数据会自动被清除，而他们的所有个人数据都会被保留。
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