CyberArk

While digitization is increasing efficiency and significantly growing customer engagement, it also comes with several challenges, not least being the growing risk of cyberattacks.This led the company’s Australian, Pacific and Indonesian operations (CCEP API) to create a three-year roadmap for developing and implementing enhanced security measures. A key element of the plan has been to improve existing privileged access management processes and gain heightened oversight and control over the use of elevated credentials.

Capcom, a leading worldwide developer, publisher, and distributor of interactive entertainment, faced a significant challenge in improving its security measures. The company's game business, known for its advanced technological development capabilities, develops its own game engine based on fundamental technology. This proprietary technology approach has positioned Capcom as a leader in the game industry. However, the game development department handles vital data assets using a dedicated development environment for each project, which necessitates stringent security measures and compliance with laws and regulations of each country and region. Capcom had been focusing on strengthening security measures, but to work on more advanced measures and higher levels of protection, a dedicated Development Security Task Force was established. The task force began studying the introduction of technologies and mechanisms to protect valuable information assets.

The Court of Justice of the State of Amapá, a judicial body in Brazil, was faced with the challenge of updating and streamlining its justice system in the face of unpredictable, complex, and urgent cybersecurity threats. The Brazilian Superior Court of Justice had previously been a target of a ransomware attack, which halted operations for a week and affected up to 12,000 pending lawsuits. In response to these threats, Brazil’s National Council of Justice launched ‘Justice 4.0,’ a package of reforms designed to modernize the justice system by adopting technology to improve access, transparency, and speed. This required each state judiciary to implement an identity security and management system. The Court of Justice, Amapá, needed to boost its safety procedures, particularly Identity Security, to meet these compliance demands and to better match larger business and market trends. The shift to remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic further highlighted the need for a strong identity management solution.