技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 应用安全
- 网络安全和隐私 - 云安全
适用行业
- 国家安全与国防
- 零售
适用功能
- 物流运输
用例
- 篡改检测
- 交通监控
服务
- 云规划/设计/实施服务
关于客户
Northgate Market 是一家位于加利福尼亚州阿纳海姆的零售公司,在南加州拥有并经营 40 家超市,每周接待 50 万名顾客。该公司成立于 1980 年,专注于提供新鲜和熟食以及国产和进口拉丁美洲杂货。Northgate Market 致力于提供有意义的工作,提供一个将个人视为家庭成员的工作场所。该公司还管理着两个数据中心和一个 384,000 平方英尺的配送中心。
挑战
Northgate Market 通过市场增长和战略收购将规模扩大到 40 家超市。其雄心勃勃的扩张目标包括增加服务和能力,旨在为客户提供卓越的服务。然而,这些雄心壮志受到其老化基础设施、有限且存在故障的网络和安全能力的阻碍。Northgate Market 在 MPLS 网络上运营,每个地点有两个 T-1 网络连接,容量有限,为 3Mbps。当主要地面网络发生故障时,无线 3G LTE 网络充当备份。不幸的是,网络速度很慢,经常中断。所有互联网流量都从各个超市回程到两个公司数据中心,并通过 Web 内容过滤设备进行保护,然后再进入互联网。这造成了瓶颈,对用户体验以及 Northgate Market 员工向客户提供优质服务的能力产生了负面影响。
解决方案
Northgate Market 部署了 VMware SD-WAN 来应对其商店位置的这些挑战。它还采用 Zscaler Internet Access 来保护来自这些位置的流量。 Zscaler 和 VMware SD-WAN 共同优化和保护本地互联网突破。它们共同实现了从超市位置快速、安全地访问网站和关键业务云应用程序,而无需传统网络和安全设备的成本和复杂性。 Zscaler 和 VMware SD-WAN 的合作使 Northgate Market 可以轻松地从其传统的中心辐射型架构迁移到安全的 SD-WAN 基础架构,并将流量从多个位置安全地路由到互联网。 Zscaler 云安全平台简化了整个安全堆栈的交付,帮助 Northgate Market 降低总体费用并节省了 40%。该解决方案还使 Northgate Market 能够提高其带宽能力,以支持不断扩大的流量需求,同时改善其安全状况。
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