Seong Hee-kyung (성희경), a director at Red Hat Korea, said regulatory changes and advances in AI are reshaping security, making zero trust and zero CVE increasingly important. He said the government’s request to scrap installed security software for financial firms is shifting responsibility from consumer devices to bank servers. He urged policy-based automation through a “zero ops” approach and cited JPMorgan’s post-2014 shift to zero trust and automation as an example.

Hwang In-soo (황인수), an executive director at Red Hat Korea, said scaling automation from team projects to enterprise-wide IT operations quickly becomes complex because environments and accountability are fragmented across organisations. He said the issue should be tackled through governance and clear operating models rather than technology alone. He outlined Red Hat’s Ansible Automation Platform and said automation KPIs should focus on business outcomes. He also urged reassessing costs to include hidden risk expenses and time reallocation.