Success Stories

Client Overview

The client is a U.S.-based global asset manager that established a wholly foreign-owned fund management company in China to conduct domestic public fund management-related business.

The engagement took place during an important stage in the further opening of China's asset management industry. The client not only needed to establish its local legal entity, workplace environment, and technology foundation, but also needed to ensure that its China operations remained aligned with the group's global governance, information security, compliance, and audit requirements.

Challenge

The client needed to build, from the ground up, an information technology and infrastructure environment capable of supporting the operations of a public fund management company in China.

The complexity of the project was not limited to system deployment. It also required alignment across multiple dimensions:

• •Meeting local operational requirements under China's financial regulatory environment;
• •Supporting the group's global IT governance, information security, and audit standards;
• •Enabling the local team's daily workplace, collaboration, and business operations;
• •Delivering the office, network, endpoint, collaboration, security, and infrastructure environment within a limited timeframe;
• •Providing ongoing support for vendor coordination, system maintenance, issue response, and operational improvement after launch.

For the client, this was not simply an IT deployment project. It was the establishment of a local operating support framework required before the China business could formally operate.

Our Engagement

As the client's digital and infrastructure partner for its China operations, ESUN Technology supported multiple key stages of the client's China FMC journey, from establishment to ongoing operations.

Our scope included:

• •Building the China office infrastructure and workplace technology environment;
• •Deploying network, endpoint, meeting collaboration, baseline security, and office support capabilities;
• •Establishing local IT operating processes, vendor coordination mechanisms, and daily support routines;
• •Supporting the alignment and local implementation of the group's global IT, information security, and governance requirements;
• •Assisting with technical documentation related to cybersecurity, compliance, and local regulatory readiness;
• •Providing issue response, coordination, and continuous improvement during the operational phase;
• •Delivering ongoing managed operations and local support services.

Throughout the engagement, our focus was not only on whether the systems could go live, but also on whether the underlying technology and infrastructure could be properly managed, operate reliably, and support the client's real operating rhythm in China over time.

Client Overview

The client is a U.S.-based global asset manager with multiple business entities in China, covering corporate management, fund management, and wealth management-related operating scenarios.

As its China operations continued to develop, the client needed to deploy and operate group-level security, compliance, and risk management capabilities independently within the local China environment. These capabilities covered endpoint security, data protection, vulnerability management, exposure management, and communications and collaboration data retention.

For the client, this was not the rollout of a single security tool. It was the establishment of a local technical support capability across multiple China entities, workplace scenarios, and technology platforms, with clear responsibility boundaries, sustainable operations, and effective coordination.

ESUN Technology's role was not to process client business data or user data, nor to replace the client's security or compliance decision-making. Our role was to provide local technical support for the standalone deployment, operational support, vendor coordination, and ongoing enablement of client-designated platforms in China.

Challenge

The client's China operations involved multiple entities and operating contexts. Group-level security and compliance platforms needed to operate reliably in the local environment while aligning with local network conditions, endpoints, workplace environments, user scenarios, and vendor support models.

The complexity of the engagement did not lie in any single tool. It lay in enabling multiple security and compliance capabilities in China's local environment while ensuring that they could operate sustainably, be managed effectively, and remain aligned with group governance requirements.

The engagement required alignment across several dimensions:

• •Client-designated security and compliance platforms needed to be deployed independently and supported operationally within the local China environment;
• •Endpoint security, data protection, vulnerability management, and exposure management capabilities needed to be adapted to local networks, endpoints, and workplace conditions;
• •Communications and collaboration data retention capabilities required local deployment coordination, environment readiness, access path validation, and ongoing operational support;
• •Local prerequisites required for platform operations, including network, endpoint, account, access path, and related dependency conditions, needed to be reviewed and maintained;
• •Group security teams, local business teams, platform vendors, and local service providers needed a clear coordination model;
• •Platform go-live, policy implementation, user-side coordination, troubleshooting, and ongoing maintenance needed to be supported continuously;
• •Daily issues, risks, escalation items, and vendor coordination matters needed to be tracked and closed effectively.

For the client, the key objective was not to redefine its global security strategy. It was to ensure that existing security and compliance capabilities could be implemented, operated, and continuously supported in the local China environment.

Our Engagement

As the client's digital and infrastructure partner for its China operations, ESUN Technology provided local enablement support for security and compliance platforms across multiple China entities.

Our work covered:

• •Supporting the standalone local deployment, operational support, and vendor coordination of client-designated security and compliance platforms in China;
• •Supporting the local enablement of endpoint security, data protection, vulnerability management, and exposure management capabilities;
• •Supporting the local implementation of communications and collaboration data retention capabilities, including deployment coordination, environment readiness, access path validation, vendor coordination, and ongoing operational support;
• •Reviewing local prerequisites required for platform operations, including network, endpoint, account, access path, and related dependency conditions;
• •Coordinating execution items among group security teams, local business teams, platform vendors, and local service providers;
• •Supporting platform go-live, policy implementation, user-side coordination, troubleshooting, and ongoing maintenance;
• •Tracking and closing daily issues, risks, escalation items, and vendor coordination matters.

Throughout the engagement, responsibility boundaries were kept clear: the client remained responsible for security policies, data content, and compliance decisions; platform vendors remained responsible for product capabilities and platform services; ESUN Technology supported local technical enablement, coordination, and operational continuity in the China environment.