Class-protection assessment plays a very important role in the field of network security, and is also responsible for protecting the borders of national network security. However, many users do not understand what a guaranteed evaluation is, let alone the main types of qualifications for a guaranteed evaluation. In this regard, the editor has specially compiled this article, let’s take a look.
Class B is the abbreviation for information system security level protection, also known as network security level protection. Classification protection is divided into levels 1-5, which correspond to different safety requirements and levels of protection measures. The purpose of Class A guarantee is to protect the security of information systems and networks and ensure that the availability, integrity and confidentiality of information systems are not threatened. Class B guarantee is applicable to various enterprises, institutions, government agencies and public institutions.
Class-protection assessment refers to the evaluation and certification of the security level of information systems to confirm that they meet the national security level protection requirements for information systems. The security test scores are from 1 to 5, corresponding to different safety requirements and levels of protection measures. The purpose of the classification protection assessment is to protect the security of information systems and networks and ensure that the availability, integrity and confidentiality of information systems are not threatened. The assessment contents of the Class A guarantee assessment include network security, system security, data security, application security and other aspects. Classification protection assessment is an important means for relevant national departments to supervise and manage information system security, and is also an important part of enterprise information security management.
What are the main types of qualifications for equal protection assessment?
1. Qualifications of the Class A Protection Evaluation Institution: Issued by the National Internet Emergency Center, which mainly evaluates whether the organization’s capabilities and qualifications meet the requirements for Class A Protection Evaluation.
2. Class-protection assessment engineer qualification: issued by the National Information Security Evaluation Center, it mainly evaluates whether an individual’s ability and level in the classification-protection assessment meet the requirements.
3. Qualification of the Class A Protection Evaluation Laboratory: Issued by the National Information Security Evaluation Center, which mainly evaluates whether the equipment, environment and capabilities of the Class A Class A guarantee evaluation laboratory meet the requirements.
4. Qualifications for Class A guarantee evaluation tools: issued by the National Information Security Evaluation Center, which mainly evaluates whether the quality and security of Class A guarantee evaluation tools meet the requirements.