Culver's Improves Security and Customer Service
Source: QSRweb.com
Type: Case Study
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Culver's needed to help franchisees implement stringent security measures and ensure PCI compliance, but it did not want to add an undue burden to already busy restaurant operators. The SecureConnect package from BHI Advanced Internet offered a solution. In addition to providing secure Wi-Fi for the convenience of customers, SecureConnect:
- Provides a managed firewall tailored to multisite restaurants
- Performs quarterly vulnerability scans
- Segments public Wi-Fi from the restaurant's private network
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