CASE STUDY A Security “Team of One” Seeks Help from BitLyft THE CHALLENGE: Managing the security posture of a university is no small task. This is especially true when you have to manage it on your own. For one Information Security Officer (ISO) at a liberal arts university in the Midwest, this workload was the norm. A lack of time, resources and expertise meant this “team of one” had to rely on other department members to fill in security gaps surrounding infrastructure, applications, endpoint users, etc. The university’s security “team” also faced challenges like having no centralized logging and experiencing large gaps in network visibility. The university required additional insight into both internal traffic and the types of traffic entering and exiting the network. To hel

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