A major corporation, following the acquisition of a smaller company, inherited a suite of legacy hosted software along with an outdated and vulnerable intranet system. This legacy system was fraught with remote exploits and constantly under attack, posing a significant risk to the corporation’s data security and operational integrity.
In the fast-paced world of broadcasting, a leading media company faced significant challenges in managing low-latency video feeds critical for their operations. Their existing infrastructure struggled with latency issues, particularly when it came to integrating custom Linux firewalls and managing UDP traffic over the internet. The use of VPNs was not feasible as the client-side computers did not support it, and the broadcasting talent often relied solely on iPads.
A prominent ophthalmology clinic in Sydney, NSW, faced unique challenges in delivering efficient patient care. The clinic’s doctors frequently worked in hospital settings where they encountered issues such as poor reception and restricted access to computing resources. Hospital workstations were tightly controlled, hindering the use of traditional VPN solutions.
