Case Study: City of Brentwood achieves 20% cost savings and stronger security with Nile

City of Brentwood cuts network costs 20% with Nile

The City of Brentwood, a municipal government in Tennessee, faced significant challenges managing a complex and aging network infrastructure with a lean IT team. Their rapid growth had expanded the digital footprint, making them a target for cybersecurity threats while their single network administrator struggled with the burden of nearly 250 switches and 75 VLANs. Seeking to bolster security and simplify management at a reasonable cost, the city turned to the vendor Nile and its Access Service.

By implementing Nile's solution, the city achieved a 20% annual savings on equipment costs and reduced potential operational expenses by 25-30%. The Nile Access Service provided a more secure, zero-trust architecture by routing all traffic through the firewall and isolating devices at the port level. This shift to a proactive, AI-driven platform automated management, significantly increased uptime, and freed the IT team to focus on strategic projects.

City of Brentwood