Hong Kong China Network Security Association
Connecting China and Hong Kong,
Discovering Contemporary Security Frameworks
Introduction
The Hong Kong China Network Security Association is dedicated to establishing a platform for cybersecurity exchange that connects Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau. The association was founded by a group of experienced cybersecurity experts and entrepreneurs. The purpose of the association is to actively promote the establishment of cybersecurity industry standards and regulations in Hong Kong, assist Hong Kong (and Macau) cybersecurity companies in adapting to the cybersecurity policy development requirements of Mainland China, and create opportunities for cooperation and exchange.
Association Mission
Establishing a recognition mechanism for network security companies in Hong Kong and overseas, providing an objective understanding of China's network security standards.
Promote, support, and encourage high-quality network security enterprises from both domestic and international regions to collaborate and exchange in Hong Kong.
Share China's mainland network security policies, regulations, and directions, providing practitioners with information, training, and standard experiences.
Organize activities for the benefit and welfare of our members.
NGO Collaborations
HKCNSA is committed to enhancing the awareness and protection of cybersecurity in the community. HKCNSA has gradually developed cooperation with non-profit organizations and launched free cybersecurity services for NGOs. HKCNSA expects to help more social organizations improve their network security level and protect their data and information security through more social cooperation.
HKCNSA offers FREE cybersecurity rating reports to local NGOs
HKCNSA has joined hands with leading cybersecurity rating firm SecurityScorecard to provide free and credible cybersecurity rating reports to NGOs
SecurityScorecard report includes 10 types of risk analytics:
1) Network Security
3) Patching Cadence
5) IP Reputation
7) Cubit Score
9) Information Leak
2) DNS Health
4) Endpoint Security
6) Application Security
8) Hacker Chatter
10) Social Engineering
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