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Hartnell College had a traditional on-premises setup with every application locally hosted on servers and the only cloud-based component was the website. It was not only costly to maintain but vulnerable. Moving to a modern, cloud-based infrastructure was a top priority to provide flexibility, efficiency, security, and be cost-effective.
While a strategy was in process, the college became the victim of a sophisticated ransomware attack, requiring a quick and smooth transition to the cloud. Now, the college is designing a solid infrastructure for the long-term.
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Learn how the university:
- Rapidly recovered from a cyberattack by quickly transitioning to the cloud
- Designed new IT infrastructure that will last many years into the future
- Provided flexibility to students and faculty to access computer programs remotely
Case study highlight
“The silver lining in this situation has been that since we’re starting with a clean slate, we can build everything and design the architecture to be more modern, robust, powerful and secure,” says Dr. Chelsy Pham, Vice President of Information Technology Resources at Hartnell College.
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