Cybersecurity Construction Project of a City's Medical Insurance Bureau

The medical insurance bureau in a certain city carries a large amount of sensitive data and core business of insured persons, with high attack value and high risk. Traditional rule-based protection is difficult to detect unknown threats and hidden behaviors, which can easily lead to data breaches, system interruptions, fund damage, and trigger security incidents and public opinion risks. At the same time, regulations such as the Cybersecurity Law, Data Security Law, and Personal Information Protection Law require continuous monitoring, threat detection, and emergency response capabilities. Improving the comprehensive threat detection capability of the network can achieve real-time monitoring of all traffic, accurately identify anomalies, shorten disposal time, ensure data and business security, and meet compliance regulatory requirements.