Royal Ceramics Lanka Ltd., (Rocell), the largest tiles and sanitaryware manufacturer in Sri Lanka, recently deployed Carbon Black Defense to protect its IT infrastructure from any vulnerabilities from cybercrime.
The cloud-based Carbon Black Defense (Cb Defense) system provides Next-Generation Antivirus (NGAV) and Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), enabling Rocell to defend itself against the most advanced cyber threats, including malware, ransomware, and non-malware attacks. MS Technologies as the local partner, collaborated with SAT to implement the software.
Sanjaya Padmaperuma, Chief Executive Officer of South Asian Technologies, authorised distributor for Carbon Black in Sri Lanka said, “Cyber attackers are innovating faster than traditional defenses can keep up. Therefore, installing a virus guard today is like sticking a band aid for influenza. Today, companies need a solution that captures data from every endpoint and analyses each event stream in context, identifying emerging attacks that yesterday’s security technologies might miss and deploy a suitable response in real time and to any location without any delay. This is the solution Carbon Black can bring to customers to ensure their digital transformation journey is secure and complete.” Manager, IT Infrastructure, Isanka Attanayake said, “Operating one of the most advanced manufacturing facilities and largest distribution networks spanning over 50 showrooms and a wide dealer network, Rocell relies on IT to keep the system operational and expanding.
“While the digital transformation process in on-going, securing each process from hackers, viruses and other threats that we face with being connected is a curtail step that needs to be addressed from the initial stages itself and implemented at each touch point.
“This can be a tedious process as it requires dedicated resources and physical presence to secure each touch point.
In this context, Carbon Black Defense has proved itself as the ideal solution,” he said.