沙漠研究所通过 Check Point 解决方案增强数据安全性
技术
- 基础设施即服务 (IaaS) - 混合云
- 网络与连接 - 网关
适用行业
- 玻璃
- 国家安全与国防
适用功能
- 采购
- 产品研发
用例
- 篡改检测
- 交通监控
服务
- 云规划/设计/实施服务
- 网络安全服务
关于客户
沙漠研究所 (DRI) 是研究环境变化及其影响的世界领先者。作为内华达州高等教育系统的一个非营利性研究机构，DRI 开展涵盖陆地、空中和海上的研究项目。该研究所为里诺和拉斯维加斯的主校区以及三个偏远地区提供支持。该公司拥有 550 名员工，他们在全球各地出差，参与了世界上大多数国家的项目。许多政府机构，例如能源部、国防部和海军以及其他组织都向 DRI 授予研究合同。这些合同是 DRI 的主要资金来源，并附带一套特定的数据保护准则。
挑战
沙漠研究所 (DRI) 是环境研究领域的全球领导者，在保护敏感数据免受电子邮件和其他攻击媒介的侵害方面面临着重大挑战。该研究所的快速发展导致了新地点的增加、网络流量的增加以及需要保护的攻击面的扩大。该研究所为里诺和拉斯维加斯的主校区以及三个偏远地区提供支持，雇用了 550 名全球出差的员工。 DRI 开展由政府机构和其他组织资助的研究项目，这些项目附带一套特定的数据保护准则。遵守这些安全参数对于保留长期合同至关重要。小型 DRI 团队需要对所有地点的安全进行标准化，以节省时间、优化资源并简化管理。他们对安全解决方案进行了广泛的评估，包括 Check Point、Cisco 和 Fortinet。
解决方案
DRI 在其主要地点部署了一台 Check Point 15,600 下一代防火墙和五台 Check Point 3200 安全防火墙，为全球移动员工提供安全的 VPN 连接。这些防火墙提供高性能、可靠性和毫不妥协的安全性，以保护用户、流量和数据免受复杂的第五代威胁。 DRI 使用内置的应用程序控制、URL 过滤、IPS、防病毒和防机器人功能来防御多向量攻击。防火墙内置的 SandBlast 网络通过威胁模拟和威胁提取功能提供零日保护。整个基础设施（系统、策略和配置）均通过 Check Point R80 SmartConsole 中的单一管理平台进行集中管理。这使得小团队可以在同一个规则库中同时工作，而不会发生冲突，即使需要监控全球位置。
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