Armature Systems recently worked with a Fortune 1000 company that had over three hundred globally distributed datacenters. They had acquired a large number of network devices through acquisitions but lacked an effective method to determine if their devices were properly configured to their security standards and industry best practices. By leveraging our experience with network security architecture, security best practices, and data analysis we were able to provide actionable data that allowed them to secure their global network.

We learned about Intuitive Surgical’s specific integration requirements across their network as well as key use cases, and then built out our Test Lab to mimic their access network in its entirety. By testing each technology against real-world scenarios, we were able to determine how to engineer the best solutions for Intuitive Surgical.

Endpoint security was one area where improvements could be made. We determined various methods in which their system could be exploited, creating a robust testing plan, and then built out our Test Lab to mimic their environment, and test each technology against it.

Flex’s data centers in both Sacramento and Hong Kong are responsible for over $23 billion of their revenue. Each one of their customers in their factories around the world relies on secure access to these data centers in order to share designs and create products for manufacturing.