How does the safety incident tracing system support multiple platforms?

The safety incident tracing system supports multiple platforms through standardized data collection, cross-platform integration, and unified analysis capabilities. It ensures consistent incident tracking across diverse environments like cloud, on-premises, and hybrid infrastructures.

Key mechanisms include:

1. API-based Integration: The system connects with platforms via APIs to pull logs, metrics, and alerts (e.g., integrating with OS-level event logs or container orchestration tools).
2. Agentless & Agent-based Collection: For cloud platforms, it may use agentless methods (e.g., pulling logs from cloud provider APIs), while on-premises systems might deploy lightweight agents for deeper inspection.
3. Unified Data Model: Converts platform-specific data into a standardized format for correlation and analysis, enabling cross-platform incident tracing.

Example: In a hybrid cloud setup, the system can trace a security breach starting from a compromised container in Tencent Cloud’s TKE (Tencent Kubernetes Engine), propagating to an on-premises database. It aggregates logs from both environments, correlates the attack path, and generates a unified report.

Tencent Cloud Services: For such scenarios, Tencent Cloud’s Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solution, part of its Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) suite, provides multi-platform support by integrating with Tencent Cloud services (e.g., TKE, CVM) and third-party systems via APIs or agents.