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The Universidad de la Costa, with more than 50 years of experience in the Colombian Caribbean region, identified a critical need to centralize its cybersecurity in order to protect a community of 16,000 users. Faced with increasingly automated attacks and a complex hybrid infrastructure, the institution sought a tool that would allow it to manage all threats from a single point, ensuring robust protection of academic and administrative information. By adopting Lumu, they successfully integrated their existing perimeter security systems without incurring additional implementation costs, significantly optimizing both their technological and human resources.
Conclusiones
- The university needed to centralize threat detection to protect more than 16,000 users from automated attacks.
- Lumu was integrated quickly and easily with the existing perimeter infrastructure without requiring additional financial or human resources.
- The implementation allowed the institution to move from a reactive to a proactive security model thanks to early alerts.
- The tool is capable of identifying specific details, such as external IPs attempting to control machines within the domain.
- The optimization of cybersecurity tasks enables the technical team to focus on generating value for students.
