Telecommunications Companies to Build Computer Network Security Policy Inquiry
Zhang Guo-pin
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Zhang Guo-pin
Abstract
The rapid development of Internet technology, the exchange of information to businesses, such as business development to create good conditions, especially in China's telecommunications companies, Internet technology significantly improves the use of telecommunications services and enterprise management level, at the same time more computer network security problems gradually, to China's telecom enterprises put forward higher requirements. This paper analyzes the status quo of China's telecommunications computer network, and the problems both from a technical and management countermeasures were put forward in order to build a secure telecommunications enterprise network system to provide a reference.
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The rapid development of Internet technology, the exchange of information to businesses, such as business development to create good conditions, especially in China's telecommunications companies, Internet technology significantly improves the use of telecommunications services and enterprise management level, at the same time more computer network security problems gradually, to China's telecom enterprises put forward higher requirements. This paper analyzes the status quo of China's telecommunications computer network, and the problems both from a technical and management countermeasures were put forward in order to build a secure telecommunications enterprise network system to provide a reference.
Key concepts: Telecommunications, Computer science, The Internet, Status quo, Computer security, China, Network engineering, Telecommunications service