Case Study: Carbon
Deliver On Your Security Promise to Customers
Carbon, previously known as OneFi, is a fin-tech company that empowers individuals with access to credit, simple payment solutions, high-yield investment opportunities, and easy-to-use tools for personal financial management. Carbon is headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria and is a global company of over 40 employees with operations in Ghana, South Africa, the United Kingdom, and Portugal.
The Challenge
Carbon was in need of a remote access solution to their corporate network. Because they are in the financial services industry, their remote access solution needed to be extremely secure, and able to meet PCI DSS compliance requirements in terms of detailed logging, auditing, and access controls. Countless people trust Carbon with their most sensitive financial information — and Carbon promises each and every one of them that their data will be kept safe. That’s why Carbon started looking for a VPN service that would allow the company to keep its promise to its clients.
Our Solution
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