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Apria Case Study

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Technology Category	Cybersecurity & Privacy - Cloud Security Cybersecurity & Privacy - Database Security Cybersecurity & Privacy - Network Security
Applicable Industries	Healthcare & Hospitals
Applicable Functions	Maintenance Quality Assurance
Use Cases	Cybersecurity Remote Asset Management Remote Collaboration
Services	Cloud Planning, Design & Implementation Services Cybersecurity Services Data Science Services
Challenge	Apria Healthcare, a leading provider of home respiratory services and certain medical equipment, wanted to embrace cloud technology across their organization to enable quick access and easy movement of personal and medical data by and to care providers, insurers, partners, and other affiliates. However, they faced challenges in leveraging the power of the cloud due to security and compliance concerns. They needed to ensure their patients’ personally identifiable information (PII) is protected. They also needed to integrate the cloud into everyday processes and architecture. The company had an IT security staff of 12 people, so they had to rely on partners to help augment their security. Read More
About Customer	Apria Healthcare is a leading provider of home respiratory services and certain medical equipment, including oxygen therapy, inhalation therapies, sleep apnea treatment, enteral nutrition and negative pressure wound therapy. The company is headquartered in Lake Forest, California and operates over 300 locations throughout the United States. Apria serves more than 1.8 million patients each year. The company has an IT security staff of 12 people and has adopted a cloud-first and mobility-first approach to support business strategies. Read More
Solution	To prevent data loss, combat evolving threats, and enforce data security policies across their internal, cloud, and web environment, Apria implemented Netskope. Netskope extends Apria’s data protection policies to the cloud, ensuring that PHI and other sensitive data is not stored or shared with unauthorized individuals. Apria migrated their on-premise DLP policies to Netskope to increase visibility and scope of policy enforcement to the cloud and mobile devices. Now they can prevent PHI data from leaking to unsanctioned services and 3rd parties. Apria also used Netskope to secure access and improve visibility for their mobile workers. They used a combination of Mobile Device Management (MDM) to secure and manage IOS devices and Netskope to secure access and improve visibility. Apria also used Okta to manage identities and Netskope to govern the usage of the services. Read More Log in to view content
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Technology Category

Cybersecurity & Privacy - Cloud Security

Cybersecurity & Privacy - Database Security

Cybersecurity & Privacy - Network Security

Applicable Industries

Healthcare & Hospitals

Applicable Functions

Maintenance

Quality Assurance

Use Cases

Cybersecurity

Remote Asset Management

Remote Collaboration

Services

Cloud Planning, Design & Implementation Services

Cybersecurity Services

Data Science Services

Challenge

Apria Healthcare, a leading provider of home respiratory services and certain medical equipment, wanted to embrace cloud technology across their organization to enable quick access and easy movement of personal and medical data by and to care providers, insurers, partners, and other affiliates. However, they faced challenges in leveraging the power of the cloud due to security and compliance concerns. They needed to ensure their patients’ personally identifiable information (PII) is protected. They also needed to integrate the cloud into everyday processes and architecture. The company had an IT security staff of 12 people, so they had to rely on partners to help augment their security.

About Customer

Apria Healthcare is a leading provider of home respiratory services and certain medical equipment, including oxygen therapy, inhalation therapies, sleep apnea treatment, enteral nutrition and negative pressure wound therapy. The company is headquartered in Lake Forest, California and operates over 300 locations throughout the United States. Apria serves more than 1.8 million patients each year. The company has an IT security staff of 12 people and has adopted a cloud-first and mobility-first approach to support business strategies.

Solution

To prevent data loss, combat evolving threats, and enforce data security policies across their internal, cloud, and web environment, Apria implemented Netskope. Netskope extends Apria’s data protection policies to the cloud, ensuring that PHI and other sensitive data is not stored or shared with unauthorized individuals. Apria migrated their on-premise DLP policies to Netskope to increase visibility and scope of policy enforcement to the cloud and mobile devices. Now they can prevent PHI data from leaking to unsanctioned services and 3rd parties. Apria also used Netskope to secure access and improve visibility for their mobile workers. They used a combination of Mobile Device Management (MDM) to secure and manage IOS devices and Netskope to secure access and improve visibility. Apria also used Okta to manage identities and Netskope to govern the usage of the services.

Impact #1	Full control of SaaS and web, from one cloud-native platform
Impact #2	Accelerated adoption of cloud services while enforcing security and compliance policies
Impact #3	Govern web usage with comprehensive web classification and content filtering

Impact #1

Full control of SaaS and web, from one cloud-native platform

Impact #2

Accelerated adoption of cloud services while enforcing security and compliance policies

Impact #3

Govern web usage with comprehensive web classification and content filtering

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Apria Case Study

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