Security You Can Control

Cybersecurity products and solutions for government and enterprise

Three Core Solutions

Trusted Workspace

Secure work, without trading off efficiency

  • Lightweight secure workspace
  • Ransomware protection
  • Data leak prevention
  • Biometric identity verification
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Capabilities

Security is more than solving one problem — it keeps risk under control

Trusted identity does not mean secure access, and controlled connectivity does not mean data cannot leak. Real security forms a closed management loop across people, business access, environment isolation, risk discovery and continuous operations.

Five core capabilities work together, so security no longer operates in silos and every risk point has a matching control.

  1. Trusted identity

    • Identity recognitionRecognize who is accessing and from which endpoint on every request, telling normal users from abnormal identities as the basis for admission decisions.
  2. Controlled access

  3. Isolated environment

    • Secure isolationDraw a boundary between the work environment and the outside, keeping business operations and data handling within a controlled scope.
    • Trusted workspaceA managed workspace for staff: trusted identity, controlled environment, and work data that stays usable but hard to take out.
    • App isolationRun business applications in relatively independent environments, limiting their impact on each other and on the local endpoint.
  4. Visible risk

    • Asset discoveryTake stock of endpoints, servers and applications and keep it current: what exists, where it is, and who is responsible.
    • Risk analysisCombine vulnerabilities, misconfigurations and other signals to assess asset risk and prioritize what to handle first by impact.
    • Threat detectionPull together multi-source security information, spot suspicious behavior and link clues so threats worth attention surface in time.
  5. Continuous operations

    • Security opsTurn discovery, handling and verification of assets, risks and threats into a continuous process, with results fed back to earlier steps.
    • Data governanceKnow where data is, what kind it is and how it moves, and monitor and control access to and use of important data.
    • Smart analyticsUse analysis and correlation to distill clues from large volumes of logs and alerts, supporting analysts in judgment and decisions.

Serving Critical Scenarios

  • Government
  • State-owned enterprises
  • Power
  • Oil & petrochemical
  • Industrial enterprises
  • Key industries