Project Information
Category :
Cybersecurity
Client :
Dassault Aviation
Completed :
20 May 2025
Location :
Multi-country deployment
Duration :
Phased implementation
Dassault Aviation is a world-renowned aerospace manufacturer, delivering advanced aircraft solutions to both military and commercial sectors. With operations across multiple countries and a workforce of over 15,000, the company sought to modernize its cybersecurity infrastructure and improve threat detection capabilities in line with ISO 27001, NIST, and aviation-specific frameworks.
Project Challenges
Every project comes with its unique set of challenges that test our expertise and adaptability. We approach each obstacle as an opportunity to innovate and deliver exceptional results.
- Legacy Infrastructure – Existing Check Point appliances were outdated and lacked modern security capabilities.
- Inefficient Threat Detection – Absence of sandboxing or advanced threat emulation limited visibility into zero-day attacks.
- Fragmented Policy Management – Legacy rule sets were scattered, redundant, and hard to manage across sites.
- Compliance Risks – Risk of non-compliance with evolving industry regulations like ISO 27001 and NIST.
- Limited Forensics – No effective mechanism for in-depth forensic analysis or IoC sharing across environments.
Project Results
The implementation of Check Point Deep Discovery Analyzer (DDAN) by Tech4Logic helped Dassault Aviation modernize its cybersecurity infrastructure, enhance detection capabilities, and achieve international compliance — preparing the organization to face an ever-evolving cyber threat landscape with confidence.
- APT & Zero-Day Detection via Sandboxing
- Centralized Policy Management
- ISO 27001 & NIST SP 800-53 Compliance
- Cross-Department IoC Sharing
- MTTD & MTTR Reduced by 60%+
Project Summary
Tech4Logic deployed Check Point DDAN at core network points for deep packet inspection and sandboxing, integrated it with existing SIEM and endpoint tools, and cleaned over 1,200 legacy rules into a unified, streamlined rule base compatible with the new architecture.
Advanced features such as Threat Emulation, Threat Extraction, and IoC sharing were activated, and configurations were aligned with ISO 27001, NIST SP 800-53, and aviation-specific standards — with compliance-ready documentation generated for internal audits.