A Winnipeg-based logistics company needed to protect the technology supporting dispatch, warehouse coordination and day-to-day business operations.
Its security requirements extended beyond employee computers. Connected operational devices introduced additional monitoring and access-control needs, including devices that could not support traditional endpoint security agents.
The organization required dependable connectivity, stronger control over network communications and a coordinated way to investigate threats. These capabilities had to account for operational dependencies, where an unnecessary restriction or device isolation could interrupt essential work.