CRIF 的虚拟化项目：通过 Check Point 解决方案增强安全性和灵活性
技术
- 基础设施即服务 (IaaS) - 云数据库
- 基础设施即服务 (IaaS) - 虚拟私有云
适用行业
- 水泥
- 国家安全与国防
适用功能
- 采购
用例
- 库存管理
- 篡改检测
服务
- 系统集成
关于客户
CRIF 是金融服务行业增值解决方案和信息服务的领先提供商，为决策提供支持并防止欺诈。该公司总部位于意大利，拥有约 1,450 名员工，为全球 1,900 多家金融机构提供服务。 CRIF 处理高度机密的关键业务信息，因此安全性至关重要。该公司拥有虚拟和物理系统的混合环境，拥有多达 1,200 台机器的服务器场。 CRIF 的目标是提高虚拟化水平，以充分获得其管理和经济效益。
挑战
CRIF 是金融服务行业增值解决方案和信息服务的领先提供商，在其整个基础设施中启动了广泛的虚拟化项目。该项目扩展到安全层，具体目标是简化 IT 安全和管理、降低成本、简化资源利用率、保证最高可靠性和广泛的网络保护、全面了解交易和应用程序以及面向未来的安全基础设施着眼于增加虚拟化。我们面临的挑战是找到一种解决方案，该解决方案能够提供最高的可靠性和性能、通过集中控制台进行透明的安全管理、对混合（虚拟/物理）环境进行有效管理，以及在新系统和服务出现后立即添加新系统和服务来进行扩展的能力。被需要。
解决方案
CRIF 部署了四台 Check Point VSX 设备，运行数十个虚拟防火墙实例，以控制其新的虚拟基础设施。该部署是逐步进行的，以满足公司不断增长的需求以及企业内虚拟化日益增加的需求。除了 VSX 设备之外，CRIF 还依靠五个物理 UTM-1 设备集群，运行一组软件刀片，为整个网络提供全面且灵活的安全解决方案。公司旨在逐步提高虚拟化水平，充分发挥管理和经济效益。 CRIF 还部署了 Eventia 日志分析器，以进一步管理和控制企业网络上运行的数据和信息。 IT 人员现在可以使用实时报告和历史报告，以便更全面地了解整个系统。通过安全虚拟化，持续管理变得更加容易和有效。
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