How Divbrands strengthens PCI compliance across a global BYOD workforce with XFA

As BÆRSkin Tactical Supply Co. continued to grow internationally, so did the need to strengthen its security and compliance posture. With team members spread across more than a dozen countries and working on a mix of bring-your-own-device and company-provisioned hardware, the company needed a solution that could scale easily while keeping day-to-day work without friction.
"We figured out a lot of people were working on devices that are not compliant. As we are scaling up our compliance this year, we had to ramp up security on our bring-your-own-device policy. We were looking for a simple solution that was non-intrusive but would allow us to check the boxes and make sure we are doing the best we can."
PCI compliance is especially important in BÆRSkin Tactical Supply Co.'s line of business. Achieving and maintaining it without disrupting operations was a key priority. XFA made it possible to achieve this with ease.
"I think it's a good balance between being lightweight, non-intrusive, and transparent. Transparent in the sense of what you are looking at. The only way for me to get adoption was actually giving people access to the dashboard and showing what I'm looking at. Other solutions we tested didn't make it that transparent."
With XFA, BÆRSkin Tactical Supply Co. found a way to meet PCI compliance requirements and strengthen device security standards without unnecessary complexity. They were able to:
- Monitor essential compliance checks across a global team
- Give employees direct visibility into what's being monitored
- Put the necessary PCI controls in place quickly to go live without hassle
- Onboard targeted groups with a hands-on, step-by-step approach
XFA's support team also played an important role in making the transition seamless.
"The requests were responded to quickly. I wish most of the cases with support were like that."
For BÆRSkin Tactical Supply Co., XFA is more than just a compliance requirement. It's about embedding a culture of device security in a way that feels open, transparent, and respectful to employees' workflows.

