- Release Notes and Announcements
- Product Introduction
- Purchase Guide
- Quick Start
- Operation Guide
- Cloud Workload Protection Description
- Best Practices
- Troubleshooting
- API Documentation
- History
- Introduction
- API Category
- Making API Requests
- Intrusion Detection APIs
- TrustMalwares
- RecoverMalwares
- MisAlarmNonlocalLoginPlaces
- DescribeNonlocalLoginPlaces
- DescribeMalwares
- DescribeBruteAttacks
- DeleteMalwares
- UntrustMalwares
- SeparateMalwares
- UntrustMaliciousRequest
- TrustMaliciousRequest
- ExportMaliciousRequests
- DescribeMaliciousRequests
- DeleteMaliciousRequests
- ModifyLoginWhiteList
- ExportNonlocalLoginPlaces
- ExportMalwares
- ExportBruteAttacks
- DescribeLoginWhiteList
- DeleteLoginWhiteList
- AddLoginWhiteList
- Overview Statistics-Related APIs
- Vulnerability Management-Related APIs
- Setting Center-Related APIs
- Asset Management APIs
- DescribeProcesses
- DescribeProcessTaskStatus
- DescribeProcessStatistics
- DescribeHistoryAccounts
- DescribeComponents
- DescribeComponentStatistics
- DescribeComponentInfo
- DescribeAccounts
- DescribeAccountStatistics
- CreateProcessTask
- EditTags
- DescribeTags
- DescribeTagMachines
- DescribeOpenPortTaskStatus
- DeleteMachineTag
- AddMachineTag
- CreateOpenPortTask
- Other APIs
- DescribeUsualLoginPlaces
- DeleteUsualLoginPlaces
- DeleteNonlocalLoginPlaces
- DeleteMachine
- DeleteBruteAttacks
- CreateUsualLoginPlaces
- CloseProVersion
- DescribeWeeklyReports
- DescribeWeeklyReportVuls
- DescribeWeeklyReportNonlocalLoginPlaces
- DescribeWeeklyReportMalwares
- DescribeWeeklyReportInfo
- DescribeWeeklyReportBruteAttacks
- DescribeOpenPorts
- DescribeOpenPortStatistics
- RenewProVersion
- OpenProVersionPrepaid
- ModifyProVersionRenewFlag
- InquiryPriceOpenProVersionPrepaid
- OpenProVersion
- Data Types
- Error Codes
- FAQs
- Service Level Agreement
- CWPP Policy
- Contact Us
- Glossary
- Release Notes and Announcements
- Product Introduction
- Purchase Guide
- Quick Start
- Operation Guide
- Cloud Workload Protection Description
- Best Practices
- Troubleshooting
- API Documentation
- History
- Introduction
- API Category
- Making API Requests
- Intrusion Detection APIs
- TrustMalwares
- RecoverMalwares
- MisAlarmNonlocalLoginPlaces
- DescribeNonlocalLoginPlaces
- DescribeMalwares
- DescribeBruteAttacks
- DeleteMalwares
- UntrustMalwares
- SeparateMalwares
- UntrustMaliciousRequest
- TrustMaliciousRequest
- ExportMaliciousRequests
- DescribeMaliciousRequests
- DeleteMaliciousRequests
- ModifyLoginWhiteList
- ExportNonlocalLoginPlaces
- ExportMalwares
- ExportBruteAttacks
- DescribeLoginWhiteList
- DeleteLoginWhiteList
- AddLoginWhiteList
- Overview Statistics-Related APIs
- Vulnerability Management-Related APIs
- Setting Center-Related APIs
- Asset Management APIs
- DescribeProcesses
- DescribeProcessTaskStatus
- DescribeProcessStatistics
- DescribeHistoryAccounts
- DescribeComponents
- DescribeComponentStatistics
- DescribeComponentInfo
- DescribeAccounts
- DescribeAccountStatistics
- CreateProcessTask
- EditTags
- DescribeTags
- DescribeTagMachines
- DescribeOpenPortTaskStatus
- DeleteMachineTag
- AddMachineTag
- CreateOpenPortTask
- Other APIs
- DescribeUsualLoginPlaces
- DeleteUsualLoginPlaces
- DeleteNonlocalLoginPlaces
- DeleteMachine
- DeleteBruteAttacks
- CreateUsualLoginPlaces
- CloseProVersion
- DescribeWeeklyReports
- DescribeWeeklyReportVuls
- DescribeWeeklyReportNonlocalLoginPlaces
- DescribeWeeklyReportMalwares
- DescribeWeeklyReportInfo
- DescribeWeeklyReportBruteAttacks
- DescribeOpenPorts
- DescribeOpenPortStatistics
- RenewProVersion
- OpenProVersionPrepaid
- ModifyProVersionRenewFlag
- InquiryPriceOpenProVersionPrepaid
- OpenProVersion
- Data Types
- Error Codes
- FAQs
- Service Level Agreement
- CWPP Policy
- Contact Us
- Glossary
This document describes the common use cases of CWPP.
Scenarios
When your server is compromised, you will face the following security risks:
Business interruption: Databases and files are tampered with or deleted, resulting in inaccessible services and system paralysis.
Data theft: Hackers steal your data and sell it publicly, leading to customer privacy leaks, and thus causing customer churn and damage to your brand image.
File encryption by ransomware: Hackers intrude into your server and implant irreversible ransomware to encrypt your data for ransom.
Service instability: Hackers run mining programs and DDoS Trojans on your server to gain financial benefits, which consumes a large amount of system resources, thus causing the failure of the server to provide services.
CWPP can effectively prevent the above problems and ensure the security of your servers.
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