IGLOO Corporation said on the 16th that it signed a "mutual strategic alliance (MOU) for the spread of the National Network Security Framework (N2SF)" with SOFTCAMP. The two companies will jointly pursue core security strategies to support the transition to N2SF across the public and private sectors.
The agreement aims to strengthen cyber security and improve work efficiency for the state and public institutions. The two companies will present an N2SF-based security model that ensures both security and data usability, and plan to use it to discover new business opportunities.
IGLOO Corporation will build a "hybrid extended detection and response (Hybrid XDR)" architecture based on its artificial intelligence (AI)-based security operations and analytics platform capabilities. Through this, it will implement an integrated security operations environment that covers asset identification, security posture visibility, threat detection and analysis, and automated response.
SOFTCAMP will apply zero trust-based remote browser isolation (RBI) technology to differentially apply security levels by grade—classified, sensitive, and open—according to work criticality and information sensitivity. Users can safely use external software as a service (SaaS) in an isolated environment, improving work efficiency and convenience.
Lee Deuk-choon, CEO of IGLOO Corporation, said, "N2SF centers on systematic security management based on security data analysis and automated response capabilities," adding, "By partnering with SOFTCAMP, we will implement a next-generation security framework that secures both work efficiency and stability."
Bae Hwan-guk, CEO of SOFTCAMP, said, "The core of N2SF is to flexibly support the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and software as a service (SaaS), which had been limited in network-segregated environments, through security grade-based policies," adding, "Together with IGLOO Corporation, we will create a safe and flexible work environment."