HANSSAK officially announced on the 19th that it has registered the integrated access control solution 'PassGuard AM' with the Digital Service Mall of the Public Procurement Service.
PassGuard AM is an 'all-in-one' (All-in-One) system security solution that integrates access control, account management, and password management, boasting a structure optimized for implementing the zero trust security model. It precisely verifies and controls user access in the context of digital transformation and cloud environments, enhancing both security and operational efficiency.
This solution alleviates management inefficiencies that may arise when operating individual solutions by managing access rights, user accounts, and password policies from a unified platform, allowing for consistent policy application across complex systems and networks.
Key features include ▲ gateway-based policy integration ▲ agentless and clientless easy deployment and increased convenience ▲ access control for operational server authorized users ▲ multi-factor authentication (MFA) ▲ connection history management ▲ automated password change control ▲ redundancy configuration, among others. It also supports systematic security operations and audit responses through real-time visualization dashboards, scenario-based policy settings, and account lifecycle management.
Since launching 'PassGuard AM' last year, HANSSAK has rapidly expanded its market presence by supplying various sectors, including national research institutions, marine-related organizations, major public departments, and the defense field. With this procurement registration, it is expected that the purchasing process will be streamlined, accelerating the speed of implementation and performance growth.
Lee Ju-do, CEO of HANSSAK, noted, "Integrated access control is key to implementing the zero trust security model," and added, "With this registration with the Public Procurement Service, we will further expand into the public market and strengthen our product competitiveness through continuous technological investment."