Financial Big Data Analysis and Network Security Optimization for Sustainable Development Goals
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This study investigates the theoretical foundations, practical applications, and optimization strategies of financial big data analysis and network security optimization in support of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). A comprehensive framework is developed to integrate sustainable financial management, environmental cost-benefit analysis, socially responsible investment decision-making, and sustainable supply chain management. The study further proposes a network security optimization architecture incorporating multi-level data encryption, access control, real-time threat monitoring, intelligent defense mechanisms, and blockchain-based data protection. The proposed framework is particularly applicable to communication-intensive environments, including wireless communication infrastructures and antenna-supported information transmission networks, where secure and reliable financial data exchange is essential. Experimental analyses demonstrate that the integration of financial big data technologies and network security mechanisms enhances data protection, operational efficiency, and sustainable decision-making capabilities. The results provide a practical reference for secure financial data governance and sustainable development in complex digital and communication-oriented systems.
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