Cooper University Health Care Selects Corero Network Security to Implement Zero Trust Admission Control

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Corero Network Security (OTCQX: DDOSF) announced that Cooper University Health Care has selected its CORE Zero Trust Admission Control (ZTAC) solution to enhance network security. This marks the first healthcare implementation of Corero's CORE ZTAC technology.

The solution will protect Cooper's digital infrastructure by ensuring only pre-authenticated users can access critical systems, providing real-time mitigation of attacks and safeguarding remote access infrastructure. Cooper University Health Care, South Jersey's leading academic health system, operates with nearly 11,000 team members, including over 1,000 physicians and more than 1,600 nurses.

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Healthcare-first deployment of Corero's CORE ZTAC delivers real-time, zero trust protection across Cooper's digital infrastructure

LONDON, July 7, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Corero Network Security (AIM: CNS) (OTCQX: DDOSF), the distributed denial of service (DDoS) protection specialists, today announced that Cooper University Health Care, South Jersey's leading academic health system, has selected Corero's CORE Zero Trust Admission Control (ZTAC) to strengthen its network access security.

The deployment marks the first healthcare implementation of Corero's CORE ZTAC capability. Designed to ensure only devices with pre-authenticated users can access critical infrastructure, CORE ZTAC enhances operational resilience by safeguarding access for remote users at the network edge. By reducing its attack surface, Cooper will benefit from real-time mitigation of attacks, including brute-force attempts, as well as shielding of its remote access infrastructure from potential vulnerability exploits.

"Healthcare environments are increasingly targeted by sophisticated threats, and network access control is a critical first line of defense," said Carl Herberger, CEO at Corero Network Security. "We're proud to partner with Cooper University Health Care as they lead the way in adopting zero trust frameworks to protect their infrastructure and ensure continuous availability of care-critical systems."

Cooper University Health Care provides access to primary, specialty, tertiary, and urgent care through a comprehensive health system comprising nearly 11,000 team members, including more than 1,000 physicians and over 1,600 nurses. With growing demands on digital infrastructure and the need to ensure uninterrupted access to patient care systems, Cooper selected Corero's CORE ZTAC to enforce secure, zero trust access across its network. The deployment reflects Cooper's commitment to innovation, operational resilience, and safeguarding patient data through best-in-class cybersecurity technologies.

About Corero Network Security

Corero Network Security is a leading provider of DDoS protection solutions, specializing in automatic detection and protection solutions with network visibility, analytics, and reporting tools. Corero's technology protects against external and internal DDoS threats in complex edge and subscriber environments, ensuring internet service availability. With operational centers in Marlborough, Massachusetts, USA, and Edinburgh, UK, Corero is headquartered in London and listed on the London Stock Exchange's AIM market (ticker: CNS) and the US OTCQX Market (OTCQX: DDOSF).

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FAQ

What is Corero Network Security's (DDOSF) new contract with Cooper University Health Care?

Corero Network Security will implement its CORE Zero Trust Admission Control (ZTAC) solution to strengthen Cooper's network access security, marking the first healthcare deployment of this technology.

How will Corero's ZTAC technology benefit Cooper University Health Care's operations?

The ZTAC technology will ensure only pre-authenticated users can access critical infrastructure, provide real-time attack mitigation, and protect remote access infrastructure from vulnerability exploits.

What is the size of Cooper University Health Care's operations?

Cooper University Health Care operates with nearly 11,000 team members, including over 1,000 physicians and more than 1,600 nurses, providing primary, specialty, tertiary, and urgent care services.

Who is the CEO of Corero Network Security (DDOSF)?

Carl Herberger is the CEO of Corero Network Security.

What type of security threats does Corero's ZTAC solution protect against?

The ZTAC solution protects against brute-force attacks, vulnerability exploits, and provides real-time mitigation of threats targeting healthcare environments.