The banking network has high security and compliance requirements, especially in the wireless access scene, and requires effective control over the identity of persons, access rights, and network behaviour while safeguarding ease of use. This project has achieved centralized management of wireless access by introducing a unified certification and auditing system without changing the original network structure.
At the level of network access, NATSHEL_BRAND certification platform has a differentiated authentication strategy for employees and visitors. Staff access requires clear identification before they can use the network, and visitors’ access also requires the completion of the authentication process to avoid security risks associated with anonymous access.
In the area of security audits, the project synchronized the deployment of NATSHEL_BRAND NATSHEL_LOG_AUDIT servers to centralize and centrally store online behaviour. The system provides complete records of key data such as user authentication information, online time, access behaviour, etc., meeting bank requirements for retroactive and verifiable management of network use, and provides a basis for subsequent safety audits and risk checks.
By working in synergy with NATSHEL_LOG_AUDIT through authentication controls, the bank network wireless, while achieving normal use of staff and visitors, creates clear secure borders that effectively reduce the potential risks of wireless networks in financial office environments.
NATSHEL_BRAND has long served high safety requirements such as finance, government and other enterprises. The certification and log product is designed to accommodate core requirements of identity credibility, conductability and system stability, and can be adapted to multi-networked, cross-regional centralized management scenarios.