A retailer used a cyber security solution to monitor and respond to threats across its enterprise. As the number and relevance of customers' data expanded, so did the need to secure their system, so they adopted security information and event management (SIEM), a modular architecture that provided real-time awareness of their IT infrastructure via a centralized dashboard that displayed potential threats for analysis. Using this solution approach, they were able to create a safe cloud environment.

A higher education institution's administrative system manager used cybersecurity technology to increase response speed and effectiveness while dealing with security incidents. With a small security team addressing the situation, they are responsible for security across a wide range of system configurations. They employed a centralized integrated security console with orchestrated controls, shared intelligence, and automated workflows that operated together. This enabled them to improve their response time and efficacy, as well as their ability to undertake multiple prospective investigations at the same time.

A manufacturer of image and optical equipment used cybersecurity technology to deliver increased protection to its clients with advanced network-connected office products. To stay ahead of its competitors and provide users with secure access to a wide range of capabilities, it was critical that this manufacturer offered even more security features for their network-connected office products. They implemented an embedded control that converted a commercially developed operating system into a closed proprietary operating system, using intelligent whitelisting to restrict unapproved apps. They were able to increase the confidence level of their customers and offer more opportunities due to increased productivity.

A professional service provider needed to protect their customers from the continous cyber attack and allow them securely have access to the internet. They employed an e integrated antivirus and site security dashboard have brought a real-time focus on the platform. With this technology they had visibility into the overall security system and could detect any threat quickly.

A telecommunication company needed to provide a positive internal security experience to serve as a reference for their customers. They did this by employing a next-gen firewall (NGFW) with unified management that provided advanced threat protection before, during and after attacks. The NGFWs used a variety of capabilities including stateful firewall, static and dynamic routing, next-generation intrusion prevention systems (NGIPS), application visibility and control (AVC), URL filtering, access control to increase security and Zero day file analysis. With this, they achieved unified a security platform that substantially improved cyber-risk posture, increasing efficiency by reducing incidence response time, increasing resource utilization, and simplifying management.