DeepSeek Security Map: Three Major Armies, Who is Running?
1.Entropy based technology for overtaking
the "power" at the entrance and exit: officially integrated with
DeepSeek's large model, its self-developed "BioCV TinyML model" has
been successfully adapted, achieving end-to-end AI upgrade, and launching an AI
access control machine that integrates access control, audio and video, and AI
scene recognition, supporting "voiceprint+face+semantic" triple
authentication.
2.The dimension reduction of smart
community "players" hits the fluorite: officially connected to the
DeepSeek big model, realizing voice interaction upgrade, precise understanding
of instructions in seconds, personification communication and other highlights,
unlocking new gameplay of AI intelligent terminals.
3.The breakthrough of the AIoT "new
aristocracy" cloud technology: the calmly large model training and push
all-in-one machine has successfully adapted to DeepSeek, supporting out of the
box private deployment. Its AI intelligent agent all-in-one machine comes pre
installed with mainstream models such as DeepSeek, and the AI intelligent agent
platform can be used out of the box. (The above companies are for reference
only and incomplete statistics) Currently, top companies such as Hikvision, Dahua
Corporation, and Uniview Technology have not officially announced their
integration into DeepSeek. However, there are still many actions in the field
of AI big models, such as the recent launch of Hikvision's multimodal big model
and the release of its article search storage series products, which sends a
signal of accelerated industry change.
Thinking about the AI Wave: AB Side and Survival Rules of the Security Revolution.
1,Behind the explosive growth of DeepSeek, the "fatal paradox" of security and efficiency, lies a sharp contradiction between data security and efficiency improvement. Wiz report shows that DeepSeek has also experienced privacy breaches. This reveals a cruel reality: if a company only pursues model access speed and ignores security infrastructure, it is like running naked on a "data gold mine". When the AI wave strikes, enterprises are prone to falling into the "efficiency first syndrome", hastily integrating into large models but having only a partial understanding of data anonymization and model permission management. In the future, customer claims caused by security vulnerabilities will surge, and we must be vigilant not to become the next industry cannon fodder.
2.The "jungle rule" of ecological
niche has enabled leading companies to seize the ecological niche through
differentiation strategies. The ecological competition in the security industry
has shifted from 'single point breakthrough' to 'system warfare'. If small and
medium-sized players continue to internalize hardware parameters, they will
only become the 'packet foreman' of the ecosystem giants. The real opportunity
may lie in finding niche scenarios that giants are unwilling to delve into, such
as vertical categories such as campus perimeter protection and hazardous
material monitoring in chemical parks, and building moats using vertical models
and industry know how.
3.The "life and death game" of
cost and value, DeepSeek's low-cost strategy has lowered the technological
threshold, but intensified the industry price war. Taking the camera scenario
as an example: Traditional engineering companies need to purchase a camera that
supports local inference for 3000 yuan, while the cost of equipment integrating
DeepSeek models can be compressed to 1800 yuan. The implicit investment costs
of model fine-tuning, data annotation, security reinforcement, etc. have skyrocketed.
When customers start demanding payment based on recognition accuracy, the
traditional profit model collapses. Future quotations must be broken down into
"hardware cost+AI service fee+security premium". Companies that do
not include this account may not even qualify for price wars.
The Life or Death Decision of Security
Engineering Companies: Transformation Roadmap and Avoiding Pits Guide 1
Technological upgrade: From "selling devices" to "selling
intelligence", traditional engineering companies rely on hardware price
differences for profit, but DeepSeek's integration requires it to have data
cleaning and model fine-tuning capabilities. The demand for hardware+AI
capabilities has emerged, embedding lightweight models in devices such as
cameras and access control systems to support localized inference (such as
license plate recognition and face comparison) and improve efficiency. 2.
Service transformation: Security operation and maintenance has shifted from
"retrospective analysis" to "pre analysis and prevention".
The core competitiveness of future security engineering companies may lie in
predictive maintenance. By analyzing device logs through DeepSeek, problems
such as camera malfunctions and storage node overload can be predicted in
advance based on video data. 3. Ecological cooperation: How many legions are
bound or how many moats are built? Small and medium-sized engineering companies
are facing difficulties. If they bind to the DeepSeek ecosystem, they can
quickly gain AI capabilities but may lose bargaining power. It is recommended
to start from segmented scenarios. For example, engineering companies focused
on campus security can collaborate with education big models to develop
customized risk assessment modules. In the quotation of future security
engineering companies, there must be a line called 'AI operation and
maintenance service fee'. If there is no data engineer in the team who
understands model tuning, the customer may not even be able to give you the
qualification to bid.