希腊教育部通过 ZoneAlarm 保障远程学习
技术
- 基础设施即服务 (IaaS) - 公共云
- 传感器 - 激光雷达/激光扫描仪
适用行业
- 教育
- 国家安全与国防
用例
- 网络安全
- 篡改检测
服务
- 网络安全服务
- 培训
关于客户
希腊教育部成立于 1833 年，负责管理该国的教育系统。它管理所有公立学校，制定和实施立法，管理预算，协调全国大学入学考试，制定全国课程，任命公立学校教学人员，并协调其他服务。 2020年，由于冠状病毒大流行，教育部面临着向学生和教师远程提供高质量教育的挑战。该部必须确保学生，特别是来自低收入家庭的学生，能够参加通过远程学习提供的课程。
挑战
希腊教育部面临着保护用于远程学习的 65,000 台平板电脑免受网络安全威胁的挑战。该部需要确保学生免受不当网站和网络掠夺者的侵害。此外，他们还必须防止因安全威胁而导致设备停机和学习中断。 2020 年冠状病毒大流行的爆发带来了重大挑战，因为学校关闭，教育必须远程提供。该部必须确保来自低收入家庭的学生能够参加通过远程学习提供的课程。平板电脑上安装的安全解决方案必须包括希腊语设置，保护学生免受不当内容和在线掠夺者的侵害，并确保平板电脑每天都能可靠地供学生上课。
解决方案
该部举行了公开招标，并选择了 Check Point 的 ZoneAlarm 机构移动安全应用程序作为解决方案。 Check Point 创建了 ZoneAlarm 的特殊版本，其关键设置和界面功能已本地化为希腊语，方便学生和教师使用。这些设置经过定制以预定义可访问性和 URL 过滤权限，确保学生无法更改设置并无意中接触到不适当的互联网内容。新版本被命名为“ZoneAlarm for Facilities”。 Check Point 与多个硬件合作伙伴合作，定制最终提案以满足该部的需求。适用于机构的 ZoneAlarm 为移动设备提供完整的安全解决方案，保护平板电脑和软件免受最先进的网络攻击。它包括针对恶意应用程序的防护、零日反网络钓鱼、Wi-Fi 攻击检测和反勒索软件防护。
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