Tencent Security Service Platform

Security Service Platform (SPS) standardizes, streamlines, and automates common tasks in security operations, such as asset management, vulnerability management, emergency response, personnel management, and service management, enabling efficient management of users' security operations. Through automated orchestration processes, flexible operational capabilities, and modularized service components, it achieves visualization of security operations processes, modularization of security development processes, and automation of security execution workflows. As a professional Unified Security Operations Management Platform, it covers diverse scenarios such as asset monitoring, cloud risk detection, vulnerability analysis and remediation, and supply chain risk governance through Centralized Security Posture Management, providing real-time insights into the exposure surfaces and threat dynamics of an enterprise's digital and physical assets. The Unified Security Alert Analysis capability integrates multi-channel risk data, leveraging AI models and rule sets to quickly validate attack paths, accurately prioritize risks, and avoid alert redundancy. The Security Dashboard, as the core of visualization, intuitively presents information such as exposure surface risks, sensitive data leaks, and security misconfigurations, making the results of Centralized Security Posture Management clear at a glance. Meanwhile, Security Operations Automation runs through the entire process, enabling dynamic inspection of cloud service configuration risks, automated generation of vulnerability remediation recommendations, and periodic output of monitoring reports, significantly reducing the cost of manual operations. Whether managing asset exposure surfaces in complex business environments or mitigating cross-cloud and supply chain risks, the Unified Security Operations Management Platform provides proactive and efficient security operations support through the deep synergy of Centralized Security Posture Management, Unified Security Alert Analysis, Security Dashboard visualization, and Security Operations Automation. It adopts a prepaid monthly billing model, catering to the needs of enterprises of different scales.

Q: What core operational capabilities does the Unified Security Operations Management Platform (SPS) include? How do Centralized Security Posture Management and Unified Security Alert Analysis work together to enhance security operations efficiency?

A: The core operational capabilities of the Unified Security Operations Management Platform (SPS) encompass four modules: Centralized Security Posture Management, Unified Security Alert Analysis, Security Dashboard visualization, and Security Operations Automation. Among these, the synergy between Centralized Security Posture Management and Unified Security Alert Analysis is key to improving efficiency. Centralized Security Posture Management is responsible for covering risks across all domains, continuously monitoring multi-dimensional threats such as asset exposure surfaces, cloud configuration risks, and supply chain vulnerabilities, providing comprehensive raw data for Unified Security Alert Analysis. Unified Security Alert Analysis, in turn, performs precise filtering and attack path validation on this data, eliminating invalid alerts, prioritizing high-value risks, and preventing operational personnel from being overwhelmed by information overload. During this collaborative process, the Security Dashboard synchronizes the progress of posture management and the results of alert analysis in real-time, making operational statuses intuitive and traceable. Security Operations Automation further generates remediation recommendations automatically based on the analysis results and regularly outputs monitoring reports, forming a closed loop of "posture monitoring - alert analysis - automated response." This significantly enhances the operational efficiency of the Unified Security Operations Management Platform, truly achieving proactive risk management.

Q: What role does the Security Dashboard play in the Unified Security Operations Management Platform? How does it facilitate the implementation of Security Operations Automation and interact with Centralized Security Posture Management and Unified Security Alert Analysis?

A: The Security Dashboard serves as the "visualization core" of the Unified Security Operations Management Platform, providing decision-making support and progress monitoring for Security Operations Automation by intuitively presenting the global risk data from Centralized Security Posture Management and the precise results from Unified Security Alert Analysis. In terms of interaction logic, data collected by Centralized Security Posture Management—such as asset exposure surfaces, sensitive data leaks, and vulnerability risks—is synchronized in real-time to the Security Dashboard, forming a dynamic risk view. Similarly, the prioritized results and attack path validation conclusions from Unified Security Alert Analysis are clearly displayed on the Security Dashboard, helping operational personnel quickly focus on core risks. At the same time, the visualized data from the Security Dashboard empowers Security Operations Automation—for example, when the dashboard indicates a high frequency of a specific type of cloud configuration risk, Security Operations Automation automatically increases the frequency of dynamic inspections for such risks. When alert analysis results identify high-priority vulnerabilities, the Security Dashboard triggers automated notifications and simultaneously pushes remediation recommendations. This synergy makes Centralized Security Posture Management more targeted, Unified Security Alert Analysis more efficient, and the implementation of Security Operations Automation more precise, comprehensively enhancing the visualization and intelligence of an enterprise's security operations.

Q: How does the Unified Security Operations Management Platform adapt to multi-scenario needs such as cloud risk detection and supply chain risk governance through Centralized Security Posture Management and Unified Security Alert Analysis? What auxiliary roles do Security Operations Automation and the Security Dashboard play in this process?

A: The Unified Security Operations Management Platform uses Centralized Security Posture Management as its foundation to achieve precise risk coverage across different scenarios, and then leverages Unified Security Alert Analysis to focus on core vulnerabilities, forming scenario-specific security operation solutions. In cloud risk detection scenarios, Centralized Security Posture Management dynamically inspects the security policies of multiple cloud providers, identifying misconfiguration risks. In supply chain risk governance scenarios, it continuously monitors the public exposure surfaces and threats of third-party partners. Risk data from both types of scenarios is aggregated into the Unified Security Alert Analysis module, where specialized validation rules filter highly correlated risks to avoid cross-scenario alert confusion. Security Operations Automation provides efficient support for multi-scenario needs: automatically generating configuration optimization recommendations for cloud risk detection and producing partner risk rating reports for supply chain risk governance. The Security Dashboard, in turn, presents risk data partitioned by scenario, enabling the results of Centralized Security Posture Management and the conclusions of alert analysis for cloud risks, supply chain risks, and others to be visualized in a categorized manner, allowing operational personnel to focus as needed. This model of "scenario-based posture management + precise alert analysis + automated response + visualized monitoring" enables the Unified Security Operations Management Platform to perfectly adapt to multi-scenario security needs. At the same time, Security Operations Automation reduces cross-scenario operational costs, while the Security Dashboard ensures that the security posture across all scenarios is perceivable and controllable.