Security for cloud, communications and networks
The Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise approach to security ensures that digital interactions are effective and compliant with industry standard regulations.
Organisations require a secure infrastructure that supports all aspects of their business including secure IoT connectivity, policy management for users and devices, applications such as communications and collaboration, and workflow automation. Reducing risks introduced by Bring Your Own Device (BYOD), Internet of Things (IoT), shadow IT and cloud solutions is the challenge.
In addition to security concerns, organisations must now cope with hybrid work (at the office and from home). Work from home solution usage dramatically increases when confronted with a health or climate crises, or public safety threats, which require new approaches to cybersecurity.
Our security certifications
Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise solutions are extensively certified which validates our technology and services safety and security. Our solutions are ISO 27001, IEC Industrial Environmental, European GDPR, French HDS, HiPAA, ISO 15408 Common Criteria EAL2+ certified, among others.
Learn more about how our solutions and services fully comply with the latest regulations and standards.
The Solution
Your data security is your most critical strength
The Privacy by Design steps are:
1. Build a trusted infrastructure
The zero trust approach prevents non-secured devices and content from entering your system. When building your infrastructure, you need to ensure the foundation is secured. A trusted technical partner can accompany you during and after implementation to ensure continuous security.
2. Study the impact on the company and its ecosystem
Organisations must be ready to respond to data requirements and requests for data reports. You must control and know your data cartography and processing.
3. Adopt the latest digital trust standards
After building and studying the infrastructure, addressing regulations standards is mandatory for compliancy, which can increase your client and employee trust in you.
4. Combine key factors for a successful implementation
The last step is the definition of rules, further analysis and archiving. Once you are compliant with the regulations and standards, you can maintain compliancy throughout the long-term with built-in security and flexible models.
Build strong foundations for a secure environment
Building a secure digital age network environment to protect data is vital. Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise guarantees its solutions are secure using a multi-faceted approach, securing every layer of the network. In addition to building a secure network, organisations should also comply with the four “Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability and Non-repudiation” pillars, to ensure solutions are built with security in mind from the core network to the application.
ALE helps organisations preserve their digital reputation
To capture the attention of their customers, enterprises need to build a reputation for security that addresses every aspect of the current environment, including digital interactions. ALE helps organisations in all sectors (including government, defence, healthcare, education, bank and insurance, among others) requiring mission-critical communications to build digital trust, from the ground to the cloud.
Customer Benefits
Here’s why customers choose ALE
- Security by default, built-in Denial of Service (DoS) protection
- Network attacks prevention with zero trust approach
- Secure IoT onboarding and user access through macro and micro segmentation
- High availability with spatially redundant architectures, on premises, in private or public clouds
- Communications confidentiality with strong encryption based on industry standards natively implemented into the solution
- Data privacy and protection with role-based access control and encryption of stored data
- Security as a process (ISMS, PSIRT/CERT, audits and certifications)
Security interview with Vincent Lomba
Customer References
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Supporting Documents
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