This guide shows how to install the open‑source OpenOcta AI Skill on Kali Linux, then use it to automate the four‑stage Chinese graded‑protection (等保) assessment—including information gathering, vulnerability scanning, exploit verification, and full compliance report generation—without manual configuration.
The article analyzes how military‑grade software factories can reconcile unified development platforms with strict secret‑management requirements by focusing on process‑based governance, data classification, personnel behavior, and built‑in compliance mechanisms that make secret handling an intrinsic, auditable part of the development workflow.
China’s mandatory Cybersecurity Graded Protection System 2.0, effective Dec 1 2019, classifies information systems into five security levels, imposes legally enforceable technical and management controls—including encryption, trusted computing, and cloud requirements—and outlines a five‑step assessment, registration, remediation, and supervision process for enterprises to achieve compliance quickly.
