Qi An Xin Group

Qi An Xin is one of the two largest security companies in China and exists because of a split from the other one. It grew out of the enterprise arm of Qihoo 360, separated from it in 2019 after a disagreement between the two sides, and listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange's STAR Market under the code 688561. Its business is enterprise and government rather than consumer, and it supplied security for national events including the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics. Its products are known in China by name rather than by category. Tianqing (天擎) is its endpoint security management system, Tianyan (天眼) its threat detection and analysis platform, and its range extends to a next-generation firewall, zero-trust network access, a hardened browser, a security operations platform (NGSOC) and QAX-GPT, a large-language-model assistant for security analysts. Its market is domestic, and its products are not submitted to the Western public test cycles this index draws on. An empty result column for a Chinese enterprise vendor should be read as an absence of evidence, not as evidence of absence.

Country

🇨🇳China

Headquarters

🇨🇳Beijing, China

Year Established

2014

Employees

4,000

Customers

400K organisations (2026)Vendor states: Qi An Xin

Users

40M devices protected (2026)

Revenue

≈ $614.9M (2025)CN¥4.4B as published · converted at an approximate rateSource: Web search — Shanghai Securities News

Website

https://www.qianxin.com/

Status

Active