Infosys has partnered with Belgium postal operator Belgium Post (Bpost) to secure its cloud environment and enable it to build cyber resilience for its mail delivery and logistics services.

In partnership with global cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks, the Indian software major is said to have equipped Bpost with solutions to assess and quickly respond to sophisticated cyber threats.

To enable Bpost to avert cyber security incidents in the future, Infosys has implemented Palo Alto Networks’ Cortex XSOAR with fully automated response playbooks and AI-led predictions.

Vishal Salvi — Infosys CISO and Head of Cyber Practice said: “Our clients count on us to bring robust cybersecurity capabilities, especially to their business-critical cloud transformations.

“Combining the strengths of Palo Alto Networks’ portfolio and our own service-based offerings we believe we can equip them with the most effective path to navigate a rapidly changing threat landscape. In the case of Bpost, our partnership is helping them leapfrog to the next generation of cybersecurity maturity.”

Infosys said that it has implemented its tailored Cloud SecOps delivery model to ensure security and accelerate the cloud transformation journey of Bpost.

Leveraging Infosys Cyber Next platform, the model helps improve Bpost’s Azure and AWS cloud security posture, enabling 24/7 security monitoring, security analytics, threat intelligence, advanced security controls such as endpoint detection and threat response, vulnerability management, and deception management.

Rony Monnaie — Bpost CISO said: “While we embarked on our cloud transformation journey, Infosys drove several well-considered cybersecurity initiatives to protect our environment and improve Bpost’s overall security posture. Today, both our employees and customers benefit from the secure foundation we now have to deliver and track both mail and parcels.”

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