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Initech launches zero trust-based ICAM solution to support N2SF adoption

Security firm Initech said on April 28 it will introduce an ICAM (Identity, Credential, and Access Management) platform targeting the zero trust security market. The company expects the platform to help companies respond to changes as the National Intelligence Service’s National Network Security Framework (N2SF) is fully implemented in May. It combines multi-factor authentication and single sign-on, and can adjust or revoke access when anomalies are detected.

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Mcloudoc builds N2SF-based central document system for NST

Mcloudoc, a central document solution company, has completed building an N2SF-based central document system for the National Science and Technology Council (NST). The project applies the N2SF framework, which differentiates security levels by data importance, in line with the National Intelligence Service’s national cyber security guidelines set to take full effect in May. The system uses the KISA-verified N2SF Model 8 and integrates GooroomOS to implement a no-local-data environment.

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SGA Solutions steps up support for public security shift ahead of N2SF rollout

SGA Solutions said on Monday it will strengthen its business capabilities and solution framework to meet demand from public institutions shifting to next-generation security systems as revised National Cybersecurity Basic Guidelines are set to take effect in May. The revision centres on N2SF, which lays the foundation for a national network security framework. It includes security controls by classification as well as budget, staffing, MFA and new measures for AI systems and private cloud security.