AijiAijiasu Passes National Information Security Certification
Certifications are a key yardstick for a tool's security compliance. On September 16, 2026, Aijiasu announced it had passed Level 3 national information security certification, a milestone in its security program.
Level 3 targets systems handling large volumes of user data, covering physical, network, host, application and data security, with on-site evaluation by a licensed assessment body.
What Level 3 Means
Passing Level 3 means Aijiasu's servers and business systems meet national requirements for intrusion prevention, access control, backup and auditing. For users, it means the system behind the product has passed systematic security checks, not just marketing claims.
Continuous Security Investment
Certification is not the end. Aijiasu runs quarterly third-party penetration tests, monthly vulnerability scans and a 48-hour fix window for high-severity issues.
| Capability | Frequency |
|---|---|
| Third-party pentest | Quarterly |
| Vulnerability scan | Monthly |
| High-severity fix | Within 48h |
| Backup | Daily incr + weekly full |
A Shanghai enterprise security lead said Level 3 was a hard requirement in their procurement, and Aijiasu entered their supplier list right after passing. Compliance is becoming a purchasing gate for business users.
Security is a road without end; certification is a milestone. Download Aijiasu for a compliance-tested service.
User Comments
Level 3 is our hard gate, finally an accelerator passed.
The five-layer description is accurate, not a checkbox.
Quarterly pentest is more than most companies do in a year.
