CVGT Employment and Training Specialists has a computer network that spans 25 locations across Australia and holds the financial and personal information of thousands of job seekers and employers.
It safeguards this data with Sophos Endpoint Security and Control and SAV Interface, part of Email Security and Control. It uses Sophos technical training services to ensure that its users remain aware of IT security compliance issues.
"We love Sophos software because it runs efficiently, effectively and in the background."
Peter Richards, Head of Technology, CVGT
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CVGT Employment and Training Specialists has a computer network that spans 25 locations across Australia which holds the financial and personal information of thousands of job seekers and employers. It safeguards this data with Sophos Endpoint Security and Control™ and SAV Interface™. It uses Sophos technical training services to ensure that its users remain aware of IT security compliance issues. Download now
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Business challenge
- During the rollout of a major e-commerce project the IT team has to ensure that the sensitive data on its 350 Windows® XP desktops and laptops, plus its Windows 2003 file servers, remain protected.
- The organization’s large and widely dispersed staff need to remain fully aware of the threats that face the company's country-wide IT infrastructure.
Technology solution
- CVGT implemented Sophos Endpoint Security and Control across its network and also integrated SAV Interface with its email gateway.
- Endpoint Security and Control is managed through Sophos Enterprise Console which makes managing the threat environment straightforward.
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SAV Interface enhanced CVGT’s protection by using the Sophos virus detection engine to scan incoming and outgoing email for malicious attachments and code.
Business results
- The IT management team is able to concentrate on rolling out its projects without having to worry about the security of the network or performing unscheduled administration.
- To date, CVGT has experienced no virus outbreaks for almost four years.