Seton Hall University, with over 10,000 students and a complex IT environment, faced challenges in managing cybersecurity with a small staff and an open campus network. Their previous tools, Carbon Black and McAfee AV, overwhelmed their team with alerts. After testing Cybereason against CrowdStrike, Seton Hall found Cybereason more effective in detecting threats, with its user-friendly interface enabling rapid training of non-technical student workers. The university deployed Cybereason across all servers and endpoints, enhancing threat detection and response. Cybereason also contributed to the university's cybersecurity program by providing hands-on experience for students, adding value to the program and increasing student interest in cybersecurity careers.

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