Core Insights - Many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have misconceptions about the Beijing Level Protection (LP) filing process, believing it only requires submitting forms and materials, but the new standards implemented in 2019 necessitate a more serious approach [1][4] - Different industries such as banking, healthcare, and new retail face unique challenges regarding compliance and the impact of rectification on business operations [5][7] - A one-stop cybersecurity solution is increasingly adopted by companies to manage the LP filing process, which includes asset sorting, material preparation, rectification, and third-party evaluation [1][8] Industry Challenges - The banking sector struggles with slow filing processes and complex compliance reviews, leading to high inter-departmental coordination costs [7] - The healthcare industry faces difficulties in ensuring data security and managing scattered compliance documentation [7] - New retail and e-commerce companies experience slow launch speeds due to complex technology stacks and legacy systems [7] - The biopharmaceutical sector lacks confidence in external supply chain security and finds it challenging to evaluate third-party service providers [7] One-Stop Solution Process - The typical process for LP filing involves six steps: asset sorting and classification, preparation and submission of filing materials, organization of rectification, third-party evaluation, rectification feedback, and waiting for final approval from public security [8] - A case study of a foreign medical internet company illustrates that using a one-stop solution can significantly reduce the compliance process duration from four months to seven weeks [8] Standards and Practices - Companies often refer to the national standard GB/T 22239-2019 and local guidelines from the Beijing Public Security Bureau for LP filing [9] - Larger companies typically have dedicated teams for LP filing, while SMEs often rely on full-process outsourcing [9] Common Misconceptions - There is a prevalent belief that one-stop cybersecurity solutions can simplify the process to the extent of requiring minimal human effort, but the essence of LP filing is rooted in the company's internal compliance capabilities [10] - Successful compliance is not merely about passing evaluations but involves continuous improvement of internal security processes and organizational collaboration [10]