Security Management Platform

FAQ

What is the difference between a security management platform and SIEM (Security Information and Event Management)?

The security management platform is an evolution of SIEM. On the basis of traditional log collection and correlation analysis, it expands capabilities such as SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation and Response), UEBA (User and Entity Behavior Analytics), vulnerability management, and asset visualization. Simply put, SIEM focuses on "viewing" and "querying," while the security management platform emphasizes "management" and "control," providing a complete workflow from detection to response.

What compliance requirements must a campus security management platform meet?

The main requirements include compliance with the Cybersecurity Law, Classified Protection of Cybersecurity 2.0 (Level 2/Level 3), and the Ministry of Education's "Guidelines for Educational Industry Cybersecurity Classified Protection Work." Specific requirements include: log retention for at least 6 months, security incident alerts and handling records, user real-name authentication and behavior auditing, and encrypted storage of critical data. The Mangxu Campus Security Management Platform includes built-in compliance check templates that can automatically generate self-assessment reports for classified protection.

What prerequisites are needed to deploy a security management platform?

Typically, the following are required: 1) Network accessibility: The platform must be able to access the log interfaces of all monitored devices; 2) Log source configuration: Enable log sending on devices such as firewalls, switches, and servers; 3) Hardware resources: Plan CPU, memory, and disk (SSD recommended) based on log volume; 4) Personnel training: Security administrators need to master platform operation and event analysis skills. Mangxu offers a lightweight virtualization deployment solution, supporting gradual expansion starting from an average of 100,000 logs per day.

How does a security management platform address insider threats?

The UEBA module establishes user behavior baselines and triggers alerts for abnormal login times, abnormal data downloads, unauthorized access, and other behaviors. Combined with DLP (Data Loss Prevention) policies, it provides real-time blocking of sensitive information being sent out. In campus scenarios, it can monitor behaviors such as students abnormally querying grades in bulk or faculty and staff exporting large amounts of student information outside of working hours.

What third-party system integrations does the Mangxu security management platform support?

It supports standard RESTful APIs, Syslog, SNMP Trap, Webhook, and other interfaces, and can integrate with mainstream firewalls (Huawei, Sangfor, Cisco), EDR (Qi-Anxin, Huorong), identity authentication systems (CAS, LDAP), and ticketing systems (Jira, self-developed). In campus scenarios, it can seamlessly integrate with academic management systems, campus card systems, and video surveillance platforms, enabling linkage between physical security and IT security.