Security

The DSC platform employs a variety of measures to ensure the data security of both compute providers and users, covering aspects such as data storage, transmission, processing, and access control. Here are the main ways in which the DSC platform ensures data security:

Distributed Storage Subsystem: Through distributed storage technology, data is split into multiple segments and stored across nodes in different geographic locations globally. This dispersed storage method reduces the risk of single points of failure and enhances data's resistance to attacks.

Data Encryption: The DSC platform encrypts data during storage and transmission to ensure that even if data is intercepted during transfer, it cannot be deciphered by unauthorized third parties.

Intelligent Computing Power Scheduling Subsystem: This subsystem uses advanced algorithms based on task priority, resource utilization, and load balancing to automatically allocate, monitor, and maintain computing resources, thereby reducing the risk of human errors and security vulnerabilities.

Data Security Protection Subsystem: The DSC platform employs multi-dimensional proactive real-time defense technologies to effectively address issues such as data leakage, loss, privacy breaches, and hacking attacks. This includes intrusion detection systems, firewalls, and security event management systems.

Access Control and Authentication: The DSC platform implements strict access control policies to ensure that only verified and authorized users can access the relevant data and services. This may include multi-factor authentication, role-based access control, and other security mechanisms.

System Monitoring and Auditing: The platform continuously monitors system activity and logs all critical operations to facilitate tracking and auditing in the event of a security incident.

Elastic Scaling Technology: The DSC platform's storage layers are deeply optimized to support elastic scaling when faced with large volumes of data requests, thereby maintaining efficient data processing and security protection.

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