RTNET Solution, a specialized company in information technology (IT) automation, announced on the 16th that it is accelerating its efforts in the public IT operations automation market by launching an all-in-one package called the 'FALCON Automation Platform (FAP).'
The newly introduced FAP is an integrated automation solution developed in proactive response to the amendments to the Electronic Government Act, which will take effect on July 8. Its strength lies in implementing the standardization and automation of preventive inspections, thereby simultaneously enhancing the operational stability of information systems in administrative and public institutions, as well as their ability to respond to audits.
The amendments to the Electronic Government Act mandate preventive inspections for all public institutions' information systems and stipulate that the results must be systematically recorded and managed. Consequently, issues such as an increase in inspection items, workforce burdens from repetitive tasks, and inefficiencies from manual processes have emerged, highlighting the essential need for the adoption of automation-based operational systems as a solution.
RTNET Solution has actively reflected these policy changes by introducing the 'standardized automation package FAP,' which fully incorporates the comprehensive government preventive inspection manual. It defines automation not merely as a tool for operations but as a key infrastructure driving the advancement of electronic government, presenting it as a technology capable of innovating public IT operations and securing market leadership.
FAP is equipped with an automation engine based on Ansible Core, which has been validated for performance worldwide, ensuring high compatibility and scalability. It offers an intuitive user experience with a web-based flowchart-style GUI tailored to the domestic IT environment and a 100% Korean-language menu.
Additionally, it allows for custom design by utilizing over 7,300 modules applicable to various operating environments, such as servers, networks, and virtualization, and includes features for redundant configurations, multi-execution, load balancing, and standard security protocol inspections to ensure operational stability and security. Notably, it supports full automation of 121 routine inspection items, significantly reducing dependence on manual tasks and dramatically increasing operational speed and accuracy.
With the launch of this preventive inspection automation package, RTNET Solution intends to leverage the amendment to the Electronic Government Act as a new growth opportunity and strengthen its market competitiveness by providing operational frameworks tailored to the actual needs of public institutions.
Park Myung-soo, the CEO of RTNET Solution, noted, 'In today's world where digital transformation is accelerating, automation is no longer a choice but a prerequisite for realizing the advancement of electronic government and is a key strategy to ensure the stability and reliability of public IT system operations.' He added, 'Based on extensive experience in constructing public institutions, we will position FAP as the standard platform for public digital operations.'