山石网科杜旭晖：以 “ASIC+AI”战略构建体系化安全治理，助力企业可持续安全运营

Core Insights - The 22nd China International Financial Forum was held in Shanghai on December 19-20, focusing on the theme of building an intelligent financial ecosystem in the digital economy era [1][3] - The "14th Five-Year Plan" emphasizes "high-level technological self-reliance," which is driven by systematic security governance, intelligent capability building, and core technology autonomy [1][3] - The implementation of the Cybersecurity Law has led to a shift towards "mandatory compliance," resulting in stricter penalties, more detailed regulations, and broader sanctions, creating unprecedented opportunities for the cybersecurity industry [1][3] Company Strategy - The company, Hillstone Networks, adopts a dual strategy of "ASIC+AI" to establish a systematic security governance framework [1][3] - ASIC chips, through autonomous controllable evaluation, offer high performance and low latency, freeing up computing power to adapt to various high-demand application scenarios [1][3] - AI enhances security construction and operations, creating intelligent agents for data security, operational safety, and equipment maintenance, significantly improving efficiency and accuracy [1][3] Systematic Construction - Emphasis on the necessity of a solid foundation for systematic construction, which must follow standardized and implementable processes [2][4] - The systematic construction process references national standards and incorporates extensive practical experience, addressing the complexity and diversity of cybersecurity elements [2][4] - The governance system includes the "Network Security Seven-Step Method" and "Data Security Seven-Step Method," relying on the PPDR dynamic model and four technological cornerstones: StoneOS, OpenXDR, EDR&CNAPP, and DSGPPractice [2][4] - The framework aims to provide ten categories of products and over fifty industry solutions, achieving intelligent risk prediction, defense, monitoring, and response throughout the entire process, facilitating enterprises' transition to sustainable security operations 3.0 [2][4]