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Customer story · Nonprofit

Arkansas nonprofit chose unified protection after recurring infections

An evangelistic nonprofit serving the motorcycling community replaced disparate antivirus tools with a central console to protect membership and donation records.

Illustration of security operations at a nonprofit organization

Key takeaway

The customer linked central control and initial application configuration to less malware cleanup work and savings in staff time.

Environment

Based in Arkansas, the organization primarily served the motorcycling community. Its network held sensitive membership, donation, accounts-receivable and payable records, and contracts.

Challenge

The customer reported clearing an average of three major infections each week despite using tools from several vendors. The team was concerned about both visible and undiscovered threats.

Approach

Key criteria were central endpoint management and protection from known and new threats. The organization chose Xcitium Advanced, which included antivirus, firewall, URL filtering, host intrusion prevention and ZeroDwell.

Outcome

The account published on August 19, 2022 reported no IT security incidents between deployment of Xcitium Advanced in early 2015 and that report. The IT manager reported zero malware or spyware issues. According to the systems administrator, the initial work of granting business applications permission to run led to substantial savings in staff time after deployment.