SOFTCAMP said on the 18th that it hosted the "SOFTCAMP Market Strategy Seminar" at its headquarters in the DX Tower in Gwacheon, inviting about 70 partners to examine the significance of the National Network Security Framework (N²SF) 1.0 announcement and to seek new market strategies and opportunities.
The seminar was prepared to discuss ways to implement a security environment based on the National Network Security Framework (N²SF) Guideline 1.0 and to respond swiftly to the changing market. It also introduced ways to use XSCAN Runtime, a next-generation server security solution from subsidiary RedPenSoft, and the partner-only portal SSP (SOFTCAMP Support Portal).
The seminar covered: ▲ the opening of the N²SF 1.0 era and changes in the security market ▲ strategies to strengthen supply chain security through Runtime-based SBOM and software visibility ▲ partner collaboration plans through SSP ▲ listening to partner feedback.
RedPenSoft's "XSCAN Runtime" is a solution that uses a lightweight agent installed on the server to provide vulnerability information and change histories of running software, and it drew attention as a core technology for strengthening supply chain security. SOFTCAMP plans to use this to seek new business expansion opportunities.
Bae Hwan-guk, CEO of SOFTCAMP, said, "It was a meaningful time to understand the National Network Security Framework guideline, which will be a major inflection point for the security market, with our partners and to seek concrete opportunities," adding, "We will respond nimbly to market changes and broaden opportunities to grow together with our partners."