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Cyberoam enters East in education vertical

The company is looking for maximum presence in India, particularly in the education vertical and has appointed Redington as its national distributor

Author: Avishek Rakshit
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Cyberoam enters East in education vertical
Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Division of Elitecore Techn­ologies, Ahme­dabad-based Cyberoam has been focusing on the eastern zone recently, tapping major institutes within its national peripheral. Major clients in the East include BIT Mishra, Ranchi and Kolkata; National Institute of Technology, Rourkela; Vishwa Bharati University and Jadavpur University, Kolkata.

Commenting on the nature of security threats, Tushar Sighat, VP-Operations, Cyberoam said, "While the Internet facilitates speedy comm­unication and easy access to informational resources for students, it can also be the conduit for a variety of malevolent attacks on the networks of educational institutions through intentional or unintentional access to inappropriate resources breaching network privileges."

With the deployment of CR 100i and CR 250i UTM, the network prevents the students from accessing inappropriate content, e-mails or chat rooms by blocking or filtering web access based on work profiles. By identifying the users within the network, even in Wi-Fi and DHCP scenarios, it allows adminis­trators to zip on harmful activity within the network. In addition, the UTM can instantly identify internal users indulging in activity that is harmful to fellow students like cyber bullying or anything that may compromise the institution's network.

"In the multiple user single machine situation faced by educational institutions and libraries where multiple students and faculty access the Internet over shared machines, Cyberoam identifies student activity by the user name instantly, enabling institutions to easily monitor online activities, which is not possible with IP address-based solutions," Sighat added.

Moreover, UTM provides continuous monitoring through centralized management to build a pattern of usage and adjust network access policies accordingly to offer long-term safe Internet practices.

Commanding a marketshare of about 25 percent nationally, Cyberoam is now looking for maximum presence in India particularly in the education vertical. The company has already received UTM Level 5 certification from Checkmark and has appointed Redington as its national distributor. Focusing primarily on partner programs currently, Cyberoam has appointed Techniche Consultants, NCS, Eastern Comnet and Sea Infotech as its partner in the East to maximize its presence.


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