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Against a backdrop of austerity and ever reducing budgets, a government organization has implemented a cloud based portal to import citizen data cost effectively and securely

Fundação CASA incorporated Forcepoint DLP to protect adolescents’ information from data leakage and exfiltration across all channels as its employees made the switch to remote work.

When the American Land Title Association decided to expand the ALTA Title & Settlement
Agent Registry to allow members to upload compliance and oversight documentation, it
chose Forcepoint’s Zero Trust CDR to prevent malicious file uploads.

Burger King scaled its existing WAN infrastructure with Forcepoint Next-Gen Firewall and SD-WAN, enabling the deployment and management of policies for hundreds of its restaurants centrally, remotely and efficiently.

Advanced R&D Lab uses Forcepoint User Activity Monitoring and Behavioral Analytics to reshape security posture

VAKIFBANK leveraged pre-defined policies in combination with fingerprinting and a third-party classification tool to protect tens of millions of customer records and improve compliance.

VR Group is implementing a Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) to provide 200 megabytes per second of secure network connectivity on its high-speed trains traveling more than 200 kilometers per hour.

National Bank of Fujairah secured buy-in at all levels of the business to systematically mature its data security culture and successfully deploy data-level controls.

Forcepoint ONE’s CASB enabled a Fortune 100 healthcare provider to safely deploy Office 365.

The Forcepoint ONE platform unifies security to help this healthcare giant protect its complex network and maintain compliance with HIPAA, PCI-DSS and other regulations.

The Forcepoint ONE platform helped the investment firm secure its data in cloud applications like Slack, Salesforce and Office 365.

Next-Generation Firewall helps the GNZ protect its high-speed network and the work of its scientists.

In the world of retail banking, competition is fierce. Not only from the traditional high street, but also from new challenger banks and technology giants.