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PulseADT protects research IP, student records, and open campus networks - stopping nation-state IP theft, ransomware, and insider threats autonomously, even with a small IT team.
Universities and research institutions are primary targets for nation-state IP theft - pharmaceutical formulations, defence research, AI models, and industrial secrets. PulseADT monitors all research network egress, builds behavioural baselines for researchers, and terminates bulk exfiltration attempts before valuable IP leaves the institution.
Universities hold academic records, financial aid data, and personal information for tens of thousands of students. FERPA, GDPR (for European students), and NDPR create overlapping compliance obligations for every institution. PulseADT monitors all student data access continuously and generates audit-ready compliance evidence on demand.
Universities operate open wireless networks for tens of thousands of students, staff, and visitors simultaneously. This openness creates a vast and dynamic attack surface: BYOD devices, IoT hardware across campuses, student-operated servers, and research equipment with legacy firmware. PulseADT establishes behavioural baselines across this heterogeneous environment and detects threats automatically.
Education is the sector with the fastest-growing ransomware targeting rate. Underfunded IT teams, legacy infrastructure, and large open-access networks create ideal conditions for ransomware propagation. PulseADT detects pre-encryption staging from the first behavioural signal - protecting student data, administrative systems, and research environments.
Universities get nation-state protection without a nation-state security budget.
See how PulseADT protects research, student data, and campus networks - built for education-scale budgets and openness.