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Domestic financial companies and public institutions used a 'network separation' environment that disconnects their internal networks from the outside. The network separation system is highly secure but has restricted the use of cloud services that accelerate business productivity and innovation.

There has been a movement to relax network separation in public institutions and the financial sector. The issue is whether it is possible to efficiently use cloud services while maintaining security.

Tatum Security (CEO Yang Hyuk-jae) announced on the 26th that it has been finally selected for the 2024 Meeting Program support project co-hosted by Microsoft Korea and the Ministry of Small and Medium Enterprises and Startups.

The Meeting Program is a project that supports promising startups in the cloud-based B2B solution sector, co-hosted by Microsoft Korea and the Ministry of Small and Medium Enterprises and Startups, with the aim of strengthening technological capabilities and promoting business growth. Companies selected through a rigorous process will receive financial support from the Ministry of Small and Medium Enterprises and Startups, as well as education and technical support from Microsoft Korea, global market development, investment attraction, and marketing support.

IT infrastructure is rapidly transitioning from traditional data center environments to cloud environments. As a result, there have been calls to enhance security issues with CNAPP.

Yang Hyuk-jae, CEO of Tatum Security, presented on the topic 'Cloud Security? Start with Important Access Management!' on the 28th at the 1st 'Next Security Innovation Summit (NSIS)' held by Digital Daily at Lotte Hotel Seoul in Sogong-dong.

Recently, as companies began to expand their use of cloud services, business convenience started to increase. However, as attacks targeting the cloud have increased, it has become difficult to secure visibility, and due to a lack of control as well as insufficient incident detection and response capabilities, security incidents are also on the rise.

Since cloud services have no physical entity, as the name 'cloud' suggests, it is challenging for users to control them directly. If there is no defined response plan when a threat event occurs in a company, it is inevitable that it will lead to a security incident. This is why minimizing the impact of cloud breaches has emerged as the top challenge for companies.