Radisson Hotel Group operates ten distinctive brands including Radisson, Radisson Blu, and Park Plaza comprising around 1,200 hotels in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific. Operating in a sector that is highly targeted by cybercriminals, Radisson needs to deliver standardized and effective security while ensuring that the guest experience is not affected by network issues.
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To deliver on these goals, Radisson has deployed an integrated networking security solution from Fortinet that connects its hotels through a Fortinet Secure SD-WAN enabled on FortiGate Next-Generation Firewalls (NGFWs). With Fortinet in place, Radisson is better able to scale, while the stability of the network helps maintain a smooth experience for guests.
Watch Now“We cannot allow ourselves to have a line of people expecting to check in and check out because we have network problems. Fortinet solutions allow us to have a seamless solution that does not fail.”
– Oscar Alejandre, Senior Director, Infrastructure and Network, Radisson Hotel Group
Reliable connectivity for a smooth customer experience
Standardized networking and security across the group’s hotels
Enhanced scalability for the hotel with simplified connectivity
25% increase in connectivity speeds for hotels connecting to central services
Fortinet provides me with a high-level view of what is going on at the property level from a security, infrastructure, network, and bandwidth perspective. Using FortiManager and FortiAnalyzer I am able to utilize all my toolsets and bring everything together centrally.”
- Malvin Eanes, Hotel Security Compliance Director, IHG Hotels & Resorts
With Fortinet we have not only found the best solution for our current situation, but also to make us fit for Wi-Fi and our network infrastructure for our future.”
- Tatiana Jardim, Brand Manager, Almanac Hotels
We have reservations coming in through the internet, through third party travel agencies, as well as local traffic. In centralizing that information, which includes credit card and PII [personally identifiable information], we had to make sure we had the appropriate security processes in place. Having a global solution was important to us.”
- Harold Dibler, Vice President of Technology, Best Western Hotels and Resorts
