互联锁为信用社增添便利和安全
公司规模
Large Corporate
地区
- America
国家
- United States
产品
- Axessor IP - Electronic Combination Safe Lock
技术栈
- TCP/IP network
- AES encryption
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
- Cost Savings
- Productivity Improvements
技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 网络安全
适用行业
- 金融与保险
适用功能
- 商业运营
用例
- 网络安全
- 远程资产管理
服务
- 系统集成
- 软件设计与工程服务
关于客户
加州 Logix 联邦信用合作社成立于 1937 年，前身是洛克希德飞机雇员联邦信用合作社。自 1937 年以来，它一直保持着完美的盈利记录，被存款账户评为 A+，在美国 200 家最健康信用合作社报告中排名第 38 位。Logix 还获得了 Bauer Financial 的 5 星财务实力评级。此外，它连续两年入选《福布斯》信用合作社“全州最佳”榜单。该信用合作社在加州设有 17 个分支机构，为其成员提供一系列银行解决方案，例如各种储蓄和支票账户、贷款、投资、保险等等。
挑战
加利福尼亚州的 Logix Federal Credit Union 面临着传统代码管理系统的挑战。该系统要求将代码密封在信封中并发送到信用社总部。如果员工需要在分支机构之间流动，他或她将需要多个分支机构的代码。当员工离职时，锁必须由锁匠手动重新编程以删除员工的代码。这个过程不仅成本高昂，而且降低了安全级别，因为代码在不再分配给员工的锁中处于无效状态。Logix 概述了提高效率和降低成本的几个机会。这些包括减少服务和锁匠费用、从各个分支机构经理那里取消锁用户管理、允许每个位置的每个锁有更多用户以及通过 Logix 安全团队集中锁管理。
解决方案
Axessor IP 电子密码安全锁是 Logix 所面临的挑战的解决方案。该锁集成了最新的技术进步，符合所有公认的安全标准。与 USB 版本相比，支持 IP 的 Axessor® 锁提供了更广泛的功能和可选扩展，即用于连接到 TCP/IP 网络的 eBox，用于集中控制所有锁。联网可轻松实现资源优化管理和监控无限数量的锁。广泛使用的 AES 标准使用远程 SDK 或 AS284 软件加密所有网络通信。使用 eBox，可提供五个额外的输入和输出端口。Axessor IP 可高效地远程管理多达 40 个用户代码，访问锁状态并执行多达 10,000 个审计事件，并通过带有电池备份的网络电缆供电。
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