利用 Zscaler™ 在美国最大的地方政府机构为 70,000 名用户提供现代化工作场所
技术
- 基础设施即服务 (IaaS) - 公共云
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 应用开发平台
适用行业
- 城市与自治市
- 电信
用例
- 网络安全
- 入侵检测系统
服务
- 网络安全服务
- 培训
关于客户
该客户是美国最大的地方政府机构，即加州县政府，拥有 11 万名员工和超过 1,200 万公民。它成立于 1850 年，是全国地理和人口最大的县之一，面积达 4,084 平方英里。该县约占加州人口的 27%，负责提供执法、税收、公共卫生保护、社会服务、选举和防洪等服务。该县由 36 个自治团体运营，每个团体都支持自己的 IT 员工和技术应用程序，但网络安全等服务除外。
挑战
由于新冠肺炎疫情的影响，美国最大的地方政府机构——加利福尼亚县政府面临着快速采用可扩展的零信任网络访问解决方案的挑战，以实现向随处工作 (WFA) 模式的平稳过渡。 19 流行病。该县拥有 110,000 名员工和超过 1200 万公民，几乎在一夜之间必须保护大量远程员工的数据安全。该县由 36 个自治团体运营，每个团体都有自己的 IT 人员和技术应用程序，但网络安全等服务除外。面临的挑战是快速保护对数千个应用程序的访问，而网络安全团队事先对此没有了解。
解决方案
该县选择 Zscaler 作为整体零信任网络访问解决方案。最初，他们部署了 Zscaler Private Access (ZPA)（一种无需 VPN 的解决方案）来满足其即时的 WFA 需求。 ZPA 使用两个轻量级应用程序（Client Connector 和 App Connector）来完成其零信任使命。一旦 Client Connector 位于用户设备上，网络安全团队就可以查看每个用户需要哪些内部应用程序，然后相应地实施 App Connector。随后，该县通过采用 Zscaler Internet Access (ZIA) 来扩展其 Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange™ 平台部署，以保护通过互联网访问的基于云的应用程序。 Zscaler 与 Microsoft 的直接对等连接有利于加速、简化和保护 Office 365 访问。该县还利用 Zscaler 的专业服务在压缩的期限内将大约 70,000 名工人从现有解决方案迁移到 ZIA。
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