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N2SF response starts with proper data classification, FasooAI executive says

South Korea\'s introduction of the National Network Security Framework, or N2SF, under new cyber security guidelines is spurring activity among security companies amid expectations of fresh demand. N2SF allows public agencies to move away from uniform network separation by classifying data as classified, sensitive or open, with open data potentially published online. FasooAI says building a system to identify and classify data is the first step and is promoting its FDR product and partial automation.

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Fasoo AI updates FDR solution for N2SF classification

Fasoo AI said on May 20 it released an updated version of its data identification and classification solution, Fasoo Data Radar (FDR), to support public agencies’ transition to the national network security framework, N2SF. The update adds optical character recognition to extract text from images and check for sensitive information, including in scans and captures. It also keeps C, S and O labels on screen during document work and adds AI-based contextual masking through integration with AI-R Privacy.

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Prevention and detection security is over; isolation era needed for zero trust

Global breach containment company Illumio said zero trust is becoming more important in the AI era and argued the focus should shift from prevention and detection to isolation. It urged companies to make microsegmentation central to zero-trust strategy to gain visibility into attackers\' paths, identify lateral movement and stop breach spread. Illumio shared its Korea market plans and platform components and highlighted government moves such as N2SF, KISA zero-trust guidelines 2.0 and tougher privacy law penalties.