通过一根线路即可实现安全的跨域访问和传输
公司规模
Large Corporate
地区
- America
国家
- United States
产品
- Trusted Thin Client
- Trusted Gateway System
技术栈
- Microsoft Terminal Services
- Citrix technology
- IBM System x x86 servers
- Hewlett-Packard thin clients
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
- Productivity Improvements
- Cost Savings
- Energy Saving
技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 网络安全
- 网络与连接 - 网络管理和分析软件
适用行业
- 国家安全与国防
适用功能
- 离散制造
- 质量保证
用例
- 网络安全
- 远程协作
服务
- 系统集成
- 软件设计与工程服务
关于客户
位于贝尔沃堡的陆军分析中心 (CAA) 为陆军部总部提供最先进的分析支持。在对参谋部和主要司令部、国防部 (DoD) 和作战司令部关注的与陆军相关的重要战略和作战问题进行研究时，CAA 完全依赖信息管理系统来执行关键的分析功能。CAA 的任务是在联合和联合作战的背景下对陆军部队和系统进行分析，其中包括在部队结构、作战能力、资源分析、战备、可持续性以及后勤和人事流程等领域进行战区级调查。
挑战
陆军分析中心 (CAA) 所采用的基础设施要求每个用户在其工作区拥有四个独立的工作站和一个黑匣子 KVM 切换器才能访问所有指挥、控制、通信、计算机和信息管理 (C4I) 网络。这导致硬件重复和大量耗电。CAA 面临的另一个问题是在多个网络之间移动机密信息的时间严重缩减。这阻碍了关键的全球反恐战争和作战分析的执行。
解决方案
CAA 聘请 Forcepoint™ 实施 Trusted Thin Client® 和 Trusted Gateway System™ 解决方案，以满足其多级跨域访问和传输需求。Trusted Thin Client 可同时安全访问在不同敏感度级别运行的 Microsoft® Windows® 应用程序 - 全部通过单个桌面完成。Trusted Thin Client 是一个受控接口，可访问 CAA 总部内的四个网络。该系统利用两个 IBM® System x® x86 服务器作为后端分发控制台，利用 Hewlett-Packard® 瘦客户端作为桌面，配置为使用 Microsoft Terminal Services 和 Citrix® 技术远程连接到高端和低端网络服务器。实施 Trusted Gateway System 是为了为授权的 CAA 分析师提供实时数据源。用户可以从其 Trusted Thin Client 环境内访问 Trusted Gateway System，无需额外的桌面硬件。Trusted Gateway System 允许用户及时在其四个网络之间进行不同数据的多向传输，从而为用户提供一种安全的信息共享方式。可信网关系统还提供了强大的屏障，以防止来自较低级别网络的攻击（例如，渗透尝试）。
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