Security Inspection

Safety inspections

Guance security inspections target hosts, containers, network devices, cloud resources, and application systems, regularly checking for vulnerabilities, malware, configuration risks, and data leakage risks, and linking inspection results with events, metrics, and alerts to help security, operations, and platform teams detect and remediate risks in advance.

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What problems does safety patrol resolve?

Continuously inspect hosts, containers, and configuration hazards before risks turn into accidents

Security risks are often scattered across assets, configurations, vulnerabilities, and logs, and it is too late to troubleshoot them only after an attack or failure occurs. Guance security inspection helps teams continuously identify risks in hosts, containers, networks, and cloud resources through ruled checks and visual analysis, incorporating handling recommendations into incident and alert processes.

Too many assets and hard to detect? First, include the main unit, container, and equipment in the inspection
'Guance' supports regular security inspections on hosts, containers, network devices, security devices, and cloud resources, helping teams discover system vulnerabilities, configuration defects, abnormal programs, and potential data breaches. For multi-environment, multi-team assets, inspections can first establish a unified risk view.
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Too many assets and hard to detect? First, include the main unit, container, and equipment in the inspection
Once a hazard is identified, it is important to identify the cause, the impact on assets, and provide repair recommendations
Once a hazard is identified, it is important to identify the cause, the impact on assets, and provide repair recommendations
Security inspections generate inspection events for risks such as malware, system vulnerabilities, and defect configurations, and display the inspection process, hit rules, risk levels, asset impacts, and handling recommendations. Teams can prioritize fixes instead of just receiving a list of unactionable risks.
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The security state should be able to observe trends, not just one scan result
Inspection results can be visualized and analyzed by host, level, category, rule, and time dimension, helping teams understand risk distribution and trends. Security, operations, and management teams can use the same set of charts to assess the current security status and repair progress.
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The security state should be able to observe trends, not just one scan result
Transform inspection results into indicators and alerts, continuously promoting risk governance
Transform inspection results into indicators and alerts, continuously promoting risk governance
Guance can generate inspection event metrics based on query rules, continuously tracking risk quantity, level changes, and repair progress. Teams can also integrate critical risks into monitoring alerts and incident centers, turning security governance from regular inspections into ongoing operations.
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Frequently asked questions

What is a safety patrol inspection?

Security inspections involve regular security checks on hosts, containers, network devices, cloud resources, and application systems to detect risks such as vulnerabilities, malware, configuration defects, and data breaches.

What scenarios are safety inspections suitable for?

It is suitable for scenarios such as host security checks, container security checks, cloud resource configuration checks, vulnerability troubleshooting, compliance inspections, and risk trend analysis.

What is the difference between safety inspection and SIEM?

Security inspections focus on regularly identifying risks at the asset and configuration levels; SIEM focuses on real-time log analysis, audit events, and abnormal behaviors. Combining both can simultaneously cover risk prevention and threat detection.

How can safety inspection results be continuously tracked?

Guance can accumulate inspection results into events and metrics, and continuously track risk changes, remediation progress, and security trends through alerts, charts, and the event center.

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