Information technology risks can instantly paralyze a bank. Previously, this was a topic in the banking qualification exam. When IT risks occur, they can lead to business disruptions or casualties, causing negative societal sentiment. Lessons from such events are painful. The People’s Bank of China and the China Banking Regulatory Commission always prioritize IT risks in commercial banks’ regulatory supervision. During critical periods, like political events and major online shopping festivals such as Double 11, ensuring bank information system stability and business continuity is crucial. IT risks mainly revolve around operational risks in commercial banks’ data centers. Controlling these operational risks is essential for the banks’ IT departments. Recently, bank data centers have expanded, with more cloud computing clusters, cloud storage, GPU clusters, network equipment, and connections. System security and electrical safety risks are growing challenges. Traditional patrols face several issues: they can’t operate 24/7, can’t inspect multiple devices at once, overlook issues, delay alarms, restrict access during emergencies, and can’t analyze data from paper-based patrols.