1. Pre-emptive protection services: Reduce safety risks from the source

The core objective is to "detect vulnerabilities in advance, establish protection rules, and avoid potential threats" to prevent security incidents. Common services include:

Safety assessment and compliance audit

Conduct a comprehensive scan of the network architecture, server systems, and applications to identify vulnerabilities (such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting vulnerabilities) and configuration flaws (such as weak passwords, opening unnecessary ports).

In accordance with industry compliance standards (such as the Cybersecurity Law and Data Security Law for the financial industry, GDPR and ISO 27001 internationally), check whether the security measures of enterprises meet the standards, issue compliance reports and provide rectification suggestions (for example, banks need to regularly carry out such services to meet regulatory requirements).

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Assist in deploying security devices and configuring policies (such as setting WAF rules for e-commerce platforms to block malicious requests against payment pages) to ensure that the devices are compatible with business scenarios.

Safety training and awareness enhancement

Conduct training for enterprise employees: The content includes "Phishing email identification, weak password risks, safe use of office equipment (such as not connecting to unknown Wi-Fi)", etc. Enhance employees' security awareness through simulated attacks (such as sending test phishing emails).

Provide advanced training for the technical team (such as vulnerability discovery and emergency response techniques) to enhance internal security operation and maintenance capabilities.

2. In-process monitoring and response services: Real-time defense against ongoing threats

The core objective is to "promptly detect security incidents, quickly block attacks, and reduce the expansion of losses", preventing threats from transforming from "potential risks" into "actual damage". Common services include:

24/7 Security monitoring (SOC service)

Provide "Security Operations Center (SOC)" outsourcing services: By deploying log analysis platforms and threat intelligence systems, real-time log data of enterprise network devices, servers, and applications (such as login records and abnormal access behaviors) are collected.

Professional security analysts monitor 24 hours a day. Once any abnormality is detected (such as a large number of remote IP addresses attempting to log in, abnormal CPU occupation of the server), an alarm will be triggered immediately and blocking operations will be executed (such as blocking abnormal IP addresses and closing affected ports).

Real-time threat hunting

Proactively track potential threats: Based on the latest threat intelligence (such as the characteristics of new viruses, hacker attack methods), "actively search" for hidden attack traces (such as latent Trojan programs, undetected data theft behaviors) within the enterprise network, especially targeting "zero-day vulnerabilities" (vulnerabilities that have not been disclosed) and other threats that are difficult to be detected by regular monitoring.