Strictly following the GB/T 20984 standard methodology, we systematically identify assets, threats, and vulnerabilities. By quantitatively analyzing the impact scope of vulnerabilities and potential business losses, we generate risk profiles and remediation priority matrices to meet compliance requirements such as ISO 27001, providing decision-making support for security system construction.
Identify critical elements such as business systems, data assets, and third-party interfaces.
Map attack path diagrams based on industry threat intelligence databases.
Technical layer: Automated scanning combined with manual verification.
Management layer: Audit policy compliance to meet regulatory requirements such as Network Security Level Protection 2.0.
Utilize professional models to quantify the degree of losses.
Generate a risk matrix diagram, marking high-risk items that require disposal within 90 days.
Formulate technical hardening and management optimization measures.
Verify the effectiveness of repairs through re-testing to close the loop on risk disposal.
Identify potential business interruption risks such as single-point failures and disaster recovery flaws, and improve emergency response plans.
Complies with the risk assessment requirements of the *Data Security Law* and meets the third-level requirements of Cybersecurity Classified Protection 2.0.
Focus on high-risk items using the risk matrix, avoid uniform resource allocation, and reduce ineffective security investments.
Identify security risks in third-party systems (such as cloud service providers/outsourced development) to reduce the probability of chain attacks.
CNNVD technical support unit
Has accumulated risk characteristic databases for multiple industries, including finance, healthcare, industrial Internet, etc.
Self-developed three-dimensional risk assessment model.
Output multiple inspection templates to comply with national standard requirements.
Financial sector: Risk quantification for a cloud leasing system, identifying high-risk items caused by 0-day vulnerabilities.
Pharmaceutical sector: Risk assessment for a pharmaceutical enterprise, covering Cybersecurity Classified Protection 2.0 and the Personal Information Protection Law.
