Asset whole-process management system

Abstract

An asset whole-process management system comprises a DMZ network, an inventory management network, a network security asset network, an IT asset network, a physical security network and an asset management platform. The asset management platform is connected with the other four network spaces through a DMZ network, acquires asset data from the other network spaces through an API, and can perform batch online and offline operation on equipment in the network; and when the risk information is found, the risk information is transmitted to the safety equipment through the API to be handled. The system can be compatible with an existing asset management system, can record, track, audit and monitor IT assets, and has the advantages of being good in integration, high in compatibility degree, excellent in performance, comprehensive in management type and good in safety.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of asset management and network security, and in particular relates to an asset whole-process management system. Background technique [0002] In order to maintain the normal operation of business, modern enterprises often need to deploy a large number of support systems and equipment. While improving the production capacity of enterprises, the management of these assets has become a common problem. Traditional asset management focuses on the management of hardware assets and relies on manual labor, resulting in low management efficiency and difficult asset management. Under the premise of network security, it is difficult to answer the key and specific questions such as "how many machines are at risk, where are they deployed, whether they have been patched, and when have they been patched?" It is difficult to specifically and quickly assess the extent of the vulnerability of the entire information system, ...

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Traditional asset management focuses on the management of hardware assets, and relies on manual labor, resulting in low management efficiency and difficult asset management

Under the premise of network security, it is difficult to answer the key and specific questions such as "how many machines are at risk, where are they deployed, whether they have been patched, and when have they been patched?" It is difficult to specifically and quickly assess the extent of the vulnerability of the entire information system, which poses a considerable security risk

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