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WFH Challenge
1. Remote work conducted from home inadequately protects data security and sensitive customer information due to activities like mobile photography, transcription, downloading, and communication tool transmissions.
2. The absence of non-invasive monitoring hampers the ability to ensure remote employees' compliance with work-from-home regulations, thus compromising regulatory adherence.
3. Unauthorized screen monitoring of remote employees undermines both compliance and security standards inherent in remote work practices.
4. The resilience of remote work in facing audits and inspections from relevant departments, as well as the traceability of leaked information, remains uncertain.
5. Accurately quantifying the workload associated with remote work presents a considerable challenge.
Secure Work From Home
iS-CDA Solution
iS-CDA monitors, analyzes, and controls employee behavior and computer screen information in real-time, supplementing traditional monitoring tool blind spots, and maximally overseeing the leakage and dissemination of sensitive information.
1. Based on Yolo5 action recognition technology, we can detect if agents are engaging in behaviors such as taking photos with their mobile phones or transcribing.
2. Agents log in to the system via facial recognition technology and password verification, providing double security assurance.
3. If agents engage in risky behaviors such as taking photos with their mobile phones, transcribing, leaving their posts, or having multiple individuals in the same frame, the system will automatically lock the screen, send an alert to the supervisor, and record the behavior.
4. Based on Yolo5 live detection recognition technology, we can determine whether personnel are absent from their posts or if multiple individuals are within the same frame.
5. Upon receiving the unlock command, agents will log back into the system to continue work, strictly adhering to the rules.
6. The system will automatically alert supervisors to agent misconduct and take further action for confirmation. Once safety is confirmed, an unlock command will be issued.
1. Remote work conducted from home inadequately protects data security and sensitive customer information due to activities like mobile photography, transcription, downloading, and communication tool transmissions.
2. The absence of non-invasive monitoring hampers the ability to ensure remote employees' compliance with work-from-home regulations, thus compromising regulatory adherence.
3. Unauthorized screen monitoring of remote employees undermines both compliance and security standards inherent in remote work practices.
4. The resilience of remote work in facing audits and inspections from relevant departments, as well as the traceability of leaked information, remains uncertain.
5. Accurately quantifying the workload associated with remote work presents a considerable challenge.
Secure Work From Home
iS-CDA Solution
iS-CDA monitors, analyzes, and controls employee behavior and computer screen information in real-time, supplementing traditional monitoring tool blind spots, and maximally overseeing the leakage and dissemination of sensitive information.
1. Based on Yolo5 action recognition technology, we can detect if agents are engaging in behaviors such as taking photos with their mobile phones or transcribing.
2. Agents log in to the system via facial recognition technology and password verification, providing double security assurance.
3. If agents engage in risky behaviors such as taking photos with their mobile phones, transcribing, leaving their posts, or having multiple individuals in the same frame, the system will automatically lock the screen, send an alert to the supervisor, and record the behavior.
4. Based on Yolo5 live detection recognition technology, we can determine whether personnel are absent from their posts or if multiple individuals are within the same frame.
5. Upon receiving the unlock command, agents will log back into the system to continue work, strictly adhering to the rules.
6. The system will automatically alert supervisors to agent misconduct and take further action for confirmation. Once safety is confirmed, an unlock command will be issued.