In order to deal with the cache pollution attacks in Content Centric Networking (CCN), a defense scheme based on cache diversification was proposed. To reduce the attack scope, the in-network content services were divided into three categories and different cache strategies were used for different services. For private and real-time services, contents were directly delivered without being cached; for streaming media services, contents were pushed to be cached in the edge of network according to probablity; for document services, the priority was caching contents in the upstream, then pushing them to the downstream. Then different defense methods were configured on different nodes. For the edge nodes, attacks were detected by observing the request probability variation of different contents; for the upstream nodes, contents with low request rate were ruled out from the cache space by setting filter rules. The simulation results show that the network average hit ratio under service diversification mechanism is 17.3% higher than that under CCN with traditional caching strategies.The proposed scheme can effectively improve the defense capability of the network for the cache pollution attack.