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意大利国家肿瘤研究所案例研究

公司规模

Large Corporate

地区

Europe

国家

Italy

产品

TRITON® Web Security

实施规模

Enterprise-wide Deployment

影响指标

Productivity Improvements
Digital Expertise

技术

网络安全和隐私 - 云安全

适用行业

医疗保健和医院

适用功能

商业运营

用例

网络安全

服务

系统集成

关于客户

Fondazione IRCCS 意大利国家肿瘤研究所 (INT) 是肿瘤疾病研究、治疗和预防领域的国际卓越中心。INT 成立于 1928 年，致力于生物医学研究、人力资源培训和资格认证、组织创新以及医疗服务管理。该研究所是意大利最大的儿科肿瘤中心，也是欧洲第二大儿科肿瘤中心。它拥有 1,700 名用户，他们需要受到安全威胁的保护，尤其是在移动浏览时。自 2010 年以来，该研究所一直依赖 Forcepoint 安全解决方案。

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挑战

Fondazione IRCCS Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori (INT) 大部分时间都在手动完成与安全相关的任务。它还需要灵活地防范所有风险和恶意软件。这些都是私营和上市公司面临的典型安全问题，管理层始终需要以最具创新性的方式来处理这些问题。对于 INT 来说，威胁防护是这一挑战的一个重要方面。Bellazzi 提到“移动浏览”是他的安全平台要求。其核心是保护所有终端上的移动员工。移动员工终有一天会离开本地网络。考虑到这一点，对于任何公司来说，在所有终端（本地或远程）上保持相同的协议统一都至关重要。

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解决方案

Forcepoint 解决方案具有强大的内容、站点和域分类能力，是实时解决所有问题的理想平台，并且只使用一个控制台。在供应商和解决方案的选择过程之后，INT 选择了 Forcepoint 的 Web 安全网关 [TRITON AP-Web]。之所以选择此解决方案，是因为它能够保护所有端点上的移动员工，确保所有端点（无论是本地还是远程）都统一使用相同的协议。

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运营影响

Employees struggled to perceive an immediate payback of the work done in the background from the solution, but instantly recognized the greater fluidity of navigating online. In this sense, the management of bandwidth with the new solution is completely rationalized.
INT researchers, connected to a series of external sites, as well as all other employees, are taking full advantage of lower latency, increased browsing speed and safe, protected data download.
The solution has also helped reduce the number of help desk calls related to the performance online, freeing staff from performing a series of repetitive tasks.
INT is using Forcepoint as a platform for managing productivity and threat protection for on-premises and mobile employees.
Overall, threat defence and online navigation is more fluid and business continuity is at its best.

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