The goal is to gradually establish security threat prevention, detection, and response services that encompass the entire lifecycle of security operations, thereby providing organizations with continuous information security assurance.
A team of seasoned information security experts, including vulnerability analysts, reverse engineers, malware analysts, and security service professionals.
Well-versed in the attack methodologies and characteristics of common APT groups and cybercriminal organizations.
Knowledgeable about the unique characteristics of various industries and the primary threats they encounter.
Possesses extensive experience working on the client side, with many years dedicated to enterprise security development.
The average professional experience in the field of security exceeds eight years.
The team comprises leading threat hunting experts in the country, renowned for their extensive experience in the rapid identification and mitigation of mainstream threats, as well as their professional capabilities in deep threat analysis and internal source tracing.
Continuously monitor network traffic and system logs to identify potential security threats. For instance, employ Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) and Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS) to detect anomalous network activities. Deliver real-time threat intelligence to provide early warnings of emerging threats and attack methodologies.
Conduct periodic vulnerability scans of clients' network systems to identify vulnerabilities in software, hardware, and configurations. For example, detect security vulnerabilities in operating systems, applications, and network devices. Provide vulnerability assessment reports and remediation recommendations to assist clients with vulnerability remediation and patch management.
Manage and secure client devices, such as laptops, desktops, and mobile devices. For example, install and update antivirus software, firewalls, and implement device encryption. Monitor endpoint device activities to prevent data breaches and malware infections.
Includes firewall management, VPN configuration and maintenance, and network access control. For instance, configure firewall rules to restrict network access and secure network perimeters. Conduct security assessments and optimizations of the network architecture.
Promptly take action to investigate, contain, and recover from security incidents as they occur. For example, address cyber attacks, data breaches, and related incidents. Provide post-incident reviews and corrective recommendations to prevent recurrence of similar incidents.
Manage user identity authentication and authorization to ensure that only legitimate users can access appropriate resources. For example, implement Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). Oversee account management and permission assignments.
Offer professional advice on security policy formulation and security architecture design to clients. For instance, develop comprehensive security plans based on the organization's business needs and risk profile. Assist clients with safety compliance assessments and remediation efforts.
Provide security protections for cloud environments, including cloud infrastructure security and cloud application security. For example, ensure the security of virtual machines and containers on cloud computing platforms. Manage cloud access permissions and ensure secure storage of data in the cloud.
There is no need to invest significant funds in building and maintaining an internal security team and infrastructure. For instance, purchasing
costly security equipment and software licenses is unnecessary.
This approach reduces the costs associated with recruiting, training, and retaining specialized security personnel.
By leveraging the expertise and experience of service providers, organizations gain access to advanced security technologies and strategies. For
example, they can promptly implement the latest threat detection and prevention measures.
Organizations benefit from the support of industry experts to address complex security challenges.
Establish continuous 24/7 threat monitoring to swiftly identify potential threats. For instance, unusual activities can be detected during nights
or holidays.
This capability shortens response times to security incidents, thereby minimizing potential losses.
Service providers are well-versed in various regulations and standards, assisting clients in meeting compliance requirements. For example, they
ensure that financial institutions adhere to financial regulatory mandates.
This reduces the legal risks and penalties associated with non-compliance.
Effective security measures mitigate business interruptions caused by security incidents. For example, they prevent network attacks from
incapacitating critical business systems.
Rapid recovery of affected systems and data ensures the continuity of business operations.
Clients need not focus excessively on security matters, allowing them to concentrate on the development of their core business. For example, a manufacturing company can focus on product development and production without being distracted by complex cybersecurity management.
Utilizing a subscription service model enables clients to more accurately forecast and plan for security-related expenditures.
There is no need to manage and maintain complex security devices.