Fasoo said on the 29th that its data security posture management solution "Fasoo DSPM" was selected as the top solution in the policy management institutional sector at the global information security awards "2025 Cybersecurity Breakthrough Awards."
The Cybersecurity Breakthrough Awards is an international information security awards program organized by market research firm Tech Breakthrough, now in its ninth year. Each year, it selects the industry's best security technologies and solutions from among thousands of candidates, and Fasoo DSPM was named "Policy Management Solution of the Year" in the policy management and compliance institutional sector.
DSPM (Data Security Posture Management) is a technology that can discover, classify, and manage data scattered across cloud storage and is rapidly emerging as an essential area of cloud security. In the global market, DSPM specialists such as BigID and Securiti have grown into unicorns and are quickly expanding the market.
Fasoo's "Fasoo DSPM" is a solution that can centrally manage data dispersed across multi and Hybrid Cloud environments, automatically detecting and classifying sensitive data such as personal information and supporting compliance with various global regulations. It is also strong in that it integrates with the company's key security solutions to enable consistent policy enforcement across the entire data lifecycle.
In particular, when combined with Fasoo's Hyper DRM solution "Fasoo Enterprise DRM (FED)" and its personal information protection solution "Fasoo Data Radar (FDR)," it provides unified management of local and cloud environments and maintains a security framework across the entire process from data creation to use, retention, and disposal.
Son Jong-gon, executive director of global business at Fasoo, said, "As DSPM combines with the capability to manage 'AI-ready data,' the core keyword of the AI era, it is creating new market standards," and noted, "This award means Fasoo's global competitiveness in data security and governance has been recognized."