SOFTCAMP returned to profit last year on stronger demand for security solutions.
SOFTCAMP said on the 24th that full-year revenue last year rose 53.4% from a year earlier to 25.9 billion won. Operating profit swung to a profit of 2.9 billion won in the same period. Net profit was provisionally tallied at 3.6 billion won.
The company said increased security spending driven by corporations' faster shift to the cloud lifted results. SOFTCAMP said, "As the exchange of data with affiliates and partners becomes routine and the use of artificial intelligence (AI) expands, the center of corporate security is moving from simple network blocking to data protection."
SOFTCAMP has advanced data-centric security technology that directly protects core information and zero trust–based security technology. It said that through this, even if key information such as documents leaves the internal network and extends to external collaboration environments or the cloud, access permissions and usage histories are maintained.
It is also blocking threats such as malware and phishing that can occur when using external websites and services by combining secure access management technology with remote browser isolation (RBI) technology.
SOFTCAMP said it is strengthening a security strategy that blocks threats from the access stage and ultimately protects data. A company official said, "The more a corporations environment connects to the outside, what matters is not simple blocking but guaranteeing the safe use of data," adding, "We will continue to strengthen zero trust–based security technology and data-centric security capabilities to provide an environment where corporations can use data with confidence."