The Léopold Bellan Foundation, a French healthcare and social services provider operating 68 facilities, centralized its IT and cybersecurity after decentralized site-by-site security created slow, uncoordinated incident response and issues like system slowdowns, false positives, and misconfigurations across multiple tools. After proof-of-concept testing, it chose Bitdefender GravityZone to protect about 1,400 Windows workstations, Linux servers, and VMware vSphere systems, plus critical environments such as Citrix, Active Directory, SQL Server, Oracle, and electronic health records. The foundation reports a 10:1 reduction in false positives, elimination of virtual server performance slowdowns, security admin effort dropping from three staff to one, and annual savings of about 300,000 euro

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