Month: May 2026

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How to Choose a Zero Trust SDP Solution for SMBs: 4 Points on Onboarding, Price, Compliance, and Operations

How do SMBs with limited budgets and no dedicated security team choose a zero trust SDP? This guide explains what zero trust SDP solves, the 4 key points in selection (onboarding, price, compliance, operations), and introduces sTrust — built for SMBs with 5–500 employees, live in 5 minutes, and ready for MLPS 2.0 (China’s Multi-Level Protection Scheme) compliance.

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ZeroTier Alternatives in China 2026: Why Connections Fail, How to Switch, and What Your Options Are

ZeroTier connections are unreliable in China and its compliance status is uncertain — what can you do? We break down the three biggest weaknesses of ZeroTier in China, compare the alternatives, and focus on migrating to and choosing sTrust, a zero trust solution whose control plane is entirely inside China and that can pass MLPS 2.0 (China’s Multi-Level Protection Scheme).

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IT Operations Outsourcing Companies in Beijing: How to Choose Among Four Types of Providers (2026)

IT Operations Outsourcing providers in Beijing fall into four categories: large system integrators, regional providers serving small and medium-sized businesses, staffing-based on-site support, and per-visit on-call service. This article explains who each type suits, what to watch out for, six hard criteria for evaluating providers, and four questions to ask before signing. We are one of the providers in the second category, and we also spell out what we are not suited for.

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The Office Gigabit Upgrade Wave: How Structured Cabling Prepares for the Next Generation

Last week I went to a machinery manufacturer in Shunyi for a routine inspection, and the client complained that the meeting room network speed was “unstable.” I opened the patch panel and — well, there it was: Cat5e cable installed back in 2014, with no-name punch-down modules whose color coding was barely legible. I pulled out the Fluke tester, and the near-end crosstalk margin was only 3 dB. Just enough to get by, but the moment it hit gigabit, packets started dropping. This is not an isolated case. Across Beijing, a large number of office buildings completed between 2010 and 2015…

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2026 Q1 Enterprise Ransomware Observations: Attack Surface and Incident Response Lessons

Three anonymized cases: real ransomware incidents in Q1. In the first three months of the year, ransomware assistance requests we received were up nearly 40% versus the second half of last year. Most companies’ IT leads instinctively say “our firewall was expensive,” but on site the problem often lies with the weakest link. **Case 1: A precision manufacturing company in Shunyi** had just deployed an MES system before the New Year. Attackers exploited the system’s def…

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