A council-based bridge and ferry management company came to CSA with a concern that it did not have adequate visibility and monitoring of its business and operational systems. This was a prime opportunity to implement the CSA BorderPoint capability to provide a robust monitoring and detection service.

Being acutely aware of the changing nature of cyber attacks and the potential impact on their business and reputation, an established legal organisation approached CSA to find an appropriate solution. The organisation needed assurance that sensitive client and business data had the best cyber protection, which is why AppGuard was a prime choice as the core protection service for its servers and endpoints. 

Any company that falls victim to a cyber-attack will find it difficult to resolve on their own without the right guidance and tools. For any cyber attack, timing is crucial. At short notice, CSA implemented its crisis response capabilities to assist a large transport haulage company who had been victim to fraudulent financial transactions. At the time, it was unknown how large sums of funds had been paid to the cyber-criminal instead of legitimate suppliers, but CSA's swift response soon got to the bottom of it.

A large FTSE 100 company, based in Bristol, approached CSA to provide a Security Operations Centre (SOC) as a Service for its global IT network. Whilst the company has the cyber infrastructure to enable monitoring and the detection of information security events and incidents, it lacked the people and experience to set up a SOC.

A council-based bridge and ferry management company came to CSA with a concern that it did not have adequate visibility and monitoring of its business and operational systems. This was a prime opportunity to implement the CSA BorderPoint capability to provide a robust monitoring and detection service.