Jeonju University Enhances Security Infrastructure with Check Point Integrated Appliance Solutions
Technology Category
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms
- Sensors - Temperature Sensors
Applicable Industries
- Education
- National Security & Defense
Applicable Functions
- Procurement
- Product Research & Development
Use Cases
- Smart Campus
- Tamper Detection
Services
- Hardware Design & Engineering Services
- Testing & Certification
About The Customer
Jeonju University is a leading educational institution in South Korea, recognized for its commitment to higher education and regional innovation. The university is home to 12,000 students and has produced nearly 250,000 graduates. Jeonju University is currently being developed into a global educational institution, aiming to revitalize the regional economy and meet the diverse educational needs of the community. The university is dedicated to cultivating educated professionals ready to enter the working world and strives to become a global university and advance as a noted university worldwide.
The Challenge
Jeonju University, a leading educational institution in South Korea, was faced with the challenge of managing a vast database of academic credits and personal records for its 12,000 students and nearly 250,000 graduates. The university's existing server was overburdened with daily traffic, leaving it vulnerable to increased attacks and creating a precarious internet environment. The university needed a quick, efficient, and cost-effective security solution that could handle the growing need for protection and ensure the confidentiality and integrity of restricted information.
The Solution
Jeonju University turned to Check Point Integrated Appliance Solutions to address its security challenges. After evaluating solutions from various vendors including Cisco and Juniper, the university chose Check Point for its ability to provide a total security solution tailored to meet specific needs. The solution combines proven Check Point security software with high-performance hardware based on IBM System xSeries servers and BladeCenter platforms. The Integrated Appliance Solutions allowed Jeonju to take advantage of customization and standardization benefits. The university worked with Check Point to tailor applications and hardware components into a standard corporate security platform. This resulted in a single support and procurement methodology that significantly simplified management overhead, reduced costs, and improved service quality and compliance.
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