增强教育安全：蓝谷学区与 Rapid7 的合作
技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 云安全
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 应用开发平台
适用行业
- 城市与自治市
- 教育
适用功能
- 人力资源
用例
- 网络安全
- 篡改检测
服务
- 网络安全服务
- 培训
关于客户
蓝谷联合学区是堪萨斯州的一所大型教育机构，拥有 23,000 多名学生和 3,100 名教职员工，分布在 5 所高中、9 所初中和 21 所小学。该学区致力于将技术融入课程和教学中，从幼儿园开始设备与学生的比例为 1:1。该学区还致力于为学生提供安全的学习环境，通过基于云的过滤系统 24/7 保护所有学区设备和在线学生活动。然而，该学区面临着重大的安全挑战，包括勒索软件攻击、可见性和人员配置，这导致了 Rapid7 Insight 平台的实施。
挑战
堪萨斯州蓝谷联合学区的 35 所学校拥有超过 23,000 名学生和 3,100 名教职员工，致力于为学生提供安全的数字学习环境。然而，该地区面临着重大的安全挑战。 2019 年 8 月，该学区遭受了一次成功的勒索软件攻击，促使对其庞大的应用程序和网络基础设施进行全面的安全评估。该学区的网络安全团队将勒索软件攻击、可见性和人员配置视为主要挑战。勒索软件攻击是一个持续的威胁，特别是考虑到公立学区的预算和人力有限。可见性是另一个问题，小团队很难全面了解该地区的安全状况。人员配备也是一个问题，许多学区无法投资必要的人员和软件来满足当今网络安全环境的需求。
解决方案
为了应对这些挑战，Blue Valley 的网络安全工程师 Evan Nichols 实施了 Rapid7 Insight 平台。其中包括用于检测和响应的 InsightIDR、用于漏洞管理的 InsightVM 以及用于自动化的 InsightConnect。选择该平台是因为它能够处理大量数据并执行网络安全所需的大部分繁重工作。该团队从检测开始，使用 InsightIDR 评估该地区的安全需求。作为该学区向零信任模型转变的一部分，InsightVM 用于扫描数据中心资产。 InsightConnect 用于通过自动化事件响应来解决该地区的人力短缺问题。 Rapid7 Insight 平台为团队提供了监督和保护充满挑战的环境所需的可见性。它还使他们能够比其他产品更快地监控各种来源并执行自定义解析和日志事件源。
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