We are a pioneering team in Taiwan that offers a new model of IT outsourcing service. Our team comprises experts specializing in diverse fields of information technology, including network, software systems, cybersecurity, and more. Our approach involves utilizing self-developed AI analysis technology and localized threat intelligence to monitor and analyze the network environment and potential information security risks. We have established a network management and cybersecurity integration center (NOC+SOC) to offer one-stop network management and maintenance service. Our service offerings are entirely self-developed, incorporating a range of innovative technologies to create ‘N-Cloud’, an IT maintenance system that seamlessly integrating SNMP, Flow, and Syslog for network management. By utilizing AI machine learning, the ‘N-Cloud’ system intelligently determines a reasonable data interval model based on each different network environment, without requiring manual configuration of threshold values for abnormal events. It will also proactively alert the administrator when there is data outside of the reasonable range, which often indicates abnormal usage or network attacks. This enables administrators to monitor the network quality and security status 24/7, and promptly identify the root cause of any abnormal obstacle that arises. Our team will propose repair measures as quickly as possible or collaborate with domestic partners to provide on-site service. analysis. This not only saves administrators from tedious setup work, but also improves the existing network environment and mitigates potential security problems, ultimately helping subscribers enhance the security and quality of their network environment

The 'Cloud Intelligence Exchange Platform' developed by CIO not only includes our own threat intelligence but also incorporates third-party threat intelligence, combining our own intelligence with global exchange to provide rich and up-to-date threat intelligence information. When connections are detected between internal company devices and malicious IPs or domains (FQDN), blacklists can be sent immediately to the internal defense devices to block them and eliminate devices infiltrated by hackers within the internal network. From the perspective of cybersecurity, the likelihood of an internal company computer being compromised decreases significantly when it does not establish a connection with malicious IPs or domains (FQDN). The most straightforward and efficient means of safeguarding is to use "threat intelligence" to monitor connection behaviors and block any potential threats.