Client Stories
Leading Research Institute Safeguards Collaborations with Checkpoint
As one of the most prestigious research institutes in the U.S., our client regularly publishes groundbreaking findings that benefit the world. Recently, our client incorporated Strider’s product Checkpoint into their security protocol to have more visibility into their collaboration network.
Recognizing a Growing Problem
With collaboration being a critical aspect of research and innovation, our client regularly works with other researchers across the globe. However, in recent years, collaboration has become increasingly risky due to the alarming rise in state-sponsored IP theft attempts.
For instance, in 2020, as many institutions were conducting research for the COVID-19 vaccine, the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and Iran carried out several cyber-attacks to steal valuable intellectual property relating to the vaccine. They targeted several research institutes and other organizations both directly and indirectly through their supply chains.
Achieving Better Visibility
To ensure safe collaborations, our client initiated a search for a comprehensive solution to verify the safety of potential partners. After extensive research, they discovered and implemented Checkpoint.
The implementation of Checkpoint enabled them to thoroughly screen potential third-party partners for any connections to sanctioned or restricted entities and subsidiaries, military suppliers, and other state-owned organizations.
With Checkpoint, our client now has the ability to proactively manage the risks associated with partnerships and ensure the safety and integrity of their research, allowing them to continue their work with greater confidence.
See Checkpoint in Action
Better visibility into suppliers and collaborators has increasingly become more critical. Checkpoint, along with Strider’s other products, offer never-before-seen intelligence for faster, more confident decision-making. See how Checkpoint can safeguard your partnerships. Request a demo today.