大型欧洲金融机构采用托管 AED 保护其网络、应用程序和服务
公司规模
1,000+
地区
- Europe
产品
- Arbor Edge Defense® (AED)
- Managed AED
技术栈
- DDoS protection
- Cloud solution
- On-premise solution
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
- Cost Savings
- Customer Satisfaction
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
服务
- 云规划/设计/实施服务
- 网络安全服务
关于客户
客户是一家位于欧洲的大型金融机构。他们使用混合解决方案进行 DDoS 防护，其中包括本地组件和云组件。然而，他们与当前的 DDoS 防护供应商之间存在严重问题，导致工作时间内服务中断。这迫使该机构寻找另一种解决方案来缓解他们的 DDoS 防护问题。该机构正在考虑用始终在线的云解决方案替换其当前系统，因为他们认为，与之前使用始终在线的云解决方案时不同，他们不需要任何本地组件。
挑战
该金融机构正面临着与当前 DDoS 保护供应商的严重问题。供应商提供了一种混合解决方案，其中包含本地组件和云组件。但是，由于供应商的软件更新导致与服务相关的中断，系统出现故障。该组织希望仅用始终在线的云解决方案替换其当前系统。他们认为，他们不需要像以前使用始终在线的云解决方案那样在本地部署任何东西。然而，NETSCOUT 代表认为，始终在线通常意味着始终监控但不始终缓解。原因是将所有网络流量推送到云清理中心然后将其返回网络可能会导致严重的系统延迟。
解决方案
NETSCOUT 推荐了一种混合解决方案，其中 Arbor Edge Defense (AED) 在现场实施，并提供始终在线和始终缓解的覆盖范围，而他们选择的云解决方案将作为任何超过 AED 容量或使网络的互联网管道不堪重负的不良流量的备份。这种定位使他们与客户进行了概念验证 (POC)。在 POC 期间，NETSCOUT 能够展示拥有现场设备的价值，这些设备可以增强云解决方案以提供额外的 DDoS 覆盖范围。POC 允许他们展示云解决方案在几分钟内未触发缓解的实例，而现场 AED 能够识别和缓解通过的非法流量。此外，由于 NETSCOUT 的托管服务团队在 POC 期间的出色表现以及客户对第三方托管服务团队的依赖来内部管理其网络运营，因此客户要求第三方托管服务团队使用 NETSCOUT 来监督整个 DDoS 解决方案。
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