Ceiba Public Schools, a California charter school organization serving low-income students on the central coast, needed an affordable and stable network security solution after its old firewall failed and it was temporarily relying on an old server running IPFire. With help from its service provider, Virtual Graffiti, Inc., the school evaluated Cisco Meraki and Barracuda before choosing a SonicWall NSa Series next-generation firewall for its strong security effectiveness and value. The NSa now sits between the fiber connection and the network, provides attack prevention and filtering, and also delivers DHCP for the WiFi network in a fully serverless setup. After deployment, the school reported reduced total cost of ownership and infrastructure costs, improved protection of critical data, b

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