Cloud Workload Protection Success Story
Customer : A Large Power Battery Enterprise
Project : Host Security Protection and Vulberability Closed-Loop Management Project
Challenges
The hybrid environment spans data centers and cloud desktops built on VMware and Huawei Cloud, but inconsistent architectures hinder unified security operations—resulting in fragmented protection strategies.
The current cloud desktop setup relies on agent-based antivirus, which frequently causes lag and system crashes during upgrades, undermining endpoint stability.
Monthly scans reveal numerous high-risk vulnerabilities across servers and cloud desktop hosts in the private cloud. Limited remediation capacity poses ongoing security risks to the data center.
The current cloud desktop setup relies on agent-based antivirus, which frequently causes lag and system crashes during upgrades, undermining endpoint stability.
Monthly scans reveal numerous high-risk vulnerabilities across servers and cloud desktop hosts in the private cloud. Limited remediation capacity poses ongoing security risks to the data center.
Solution
All clusters are centrally managed via the lightweight DSVA agent, streamlining virtualization platform operations and reducing O&M overhead from client deployments and dynamic VM changes.
DSVA offloads detection workloads to the host level, minimizing resource consumption on virtual machines and mitigating business-side concerns over excessive client usage.
Virtual patching rapidly defends against high-risk vulnerabilities, bridging the gap before formal remediation and strengthening overall security posture.
