技术
- 网络与连接 - 蜂窝
- 机器人 - 轮式机器人
适用行业
- 医疗保健和医院
- 电信
用例
- 库存管理
- 人员跟踪与监控
关于客户
沙勒罗瓦大学医院中心(CHU Charleroi)是比利时瓦隆地区的一所公立医院。它在多个地点开展业务,拥有约 1,400 张床位、5,000 名员工和 600 名医生。该医院每年接待 75,000 名急诊患者,并提供外科、老年科、内科、精神科和康复服务。 CHU Charleroi 也是一所教学医院,并与国家医疗保健系统相连。医院越来越多地为其医生和管理层提供流动性,使他们能够在任何地点更有效地工作。
挑战
沙勒罗瓦大学医院中心 (CHU Charleroi) 是比利时瓦隆地区的一家公立医院,在全组织引入 500 多台企业智能手机和平板电脑的同时,面临着确保数据安全的挑战。该医院的目标是为其 IT 团队提供设备应用程序的访问权限,而不影响设备的可用性。此外,CHU Charleroi 希望引入自带设备 (BYOD) 政策来提高员工效率。然而,医院需要一种解决方案,既允许工作人员添加个人申请,又提供快速授权、验证和批准这些申请的方法。关键问题是应用程序是否会发送数据。医院还希望监控 BYOD 对合适应用程序的访问。
解决方案
CHU Charleroi 自 2013 年以来一直是 Check Point 的长期客户,他转向 Check Point 的 SandBlast Mobile 来解决他们的挑战。 SandBlast Mobile 是一种移动威胁防御解决方案 (MTD),可保护和防止高级网络攻击进入设备。它可以防范恶意软件、蜂窝网络和 Wi-Fi 网络上的中间人攻击、操作系统漏洞和网络钓鱼攻击。基于云的仪表板提供实时威胁情报以及可能影响 CHU Charleroi 的威胁类型的可见性。该解决方案于 2017 年底部署,最初计划用于 500 台企业设备。该项目立即取得成功,并已扩展到另外 215 台企业设备以及 192 台 BYOD。
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