
End-of-life Products Trigger Network Provider’s Security Rebirth
An award-winning network provider connecting 5.1 million people, businesses and government operations needed an upgrade. In fact, the security of their servers depended on it.
GDT’s tenured, talented IT professionals have delivered an array of successful, tried-and-tested solutions to customers for the past 24 years. Whether it’s cloud migration roadmaps, managed NOC and SOC services, next-gen security strategies, or implementations throughout the world, many of the world’s most notable enterprises, healthcare organizations, service providers, and government agencies have turned to GDT to ensure they’re getting the very most from their technology spend.
An award-winning network provider connecting 5.1 million people, businesses and government operations needed an upgrade. In fact, the security of their servers depended on it.
A broadband industry leader for student housing needed a solution that could track devices within a client’s property, limit the number of wired and wireless devices, and QoS rate limit the end user’s internet connectivity to the rate purchased. GDT
When a telecommunications company was founded in 1902, their goal was humble: to bring telephone service found in towns out to the countryside. Now, over 118 years later, they provide wireless, cable, and wireline services to over 1 million customers
A large-scale energy manufacturer’s growth had outpaced their cybersecurity infrastructure. This company had expanded business lines and marketing capabilities, which led to an increasingly complex and hard to manage IT infrastructure that impeded security and compliance. Despite the ever-increasing complexity
A 115-year-old, S&P 500 insurance company serving all fifty states faced an all-too-common problem: they had purchased a product but weren’t able to realize its full potential. Unfortunately, companies often purchase software with the best of intentions, only to have
A major, global call center outsourcer with over 100,000 employees in 120 locations across 14 countries was growing so rapidly, their infrastructure and staff couldn’t keep up. Within a short span of time, they acquired three companies and nearly quadrupled
Within a matter of days, working from home went from a luxury to a requirement for many Americans as COVID-19 became a daily reality. Many organizations struggled to cope with the pace of the changes, but healthcare faced a particularly
OVERVIEW Breaches and ransomware are top of mind in organizations around the world, and rightly so—they are perhaps the biggest issues in both government and corporate information security today. These attacks are often untargeted, opportunistic, and directed at vulnerable organizations
In the world of IT, the word security usually drums up thoughts of ransomware, phishing, hacktivists, or perhaps the uninformed, well-meaning employee who clicks open a file from a malicious, unknown sender. It’s more than that, of course, especially if