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nNetCDS V2.0 from NNSP Receives GS Certification

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NNSP's integrated security gateway, 'Annet CDS V2.0,' has received GS certification. [Photo: NNSP]

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NNSP announced on the 8th that its next-generation linked security gateway, nNetCDS (nNetCDS) V2.0, has received GS certification.

The certification was conducted by the Telecommunications Technology Association (TTA), and nNetCDS V2.0 is a gateway that meets CDS security principles and supports N2SF.

NNSP plans to expand supply, using the GS certification as an opportunity, to public institutions, financial institutions, companies operating internal networks, and companies seeking to expand the use of AI or SaaS.

NNSP said on the 8th that its next-generation linked security gateway, "nNetCDS (nNetCDS) V2.0," has received GS certification.

The certification was conducted by the Telecommunications Technology Association (TTA). TTA grants GS certification after comprehensively testing software for functional suitability, performance efficiency, and usability, among other criteria.

"nNetCDS V2.0" is a product that meets the security principles of a Cross Domain Solution (CDS·Cross Domain Solution). The product is a gateway that supports the National Network Security System (N2SF).

"nNetCDS V2.0" also supports authorized user and data access between internal and external networks with different security levels. It also supports secure connections for AI and cloud services.

NNSP plans to expand distribution of nNetCDS, taking the GS certification as an opportunity. The targets for expanded supply are public institutions, financial institutions, and companies that operate internal networks. In particular, it plans to broaden supply to companies seeking to expand the use of AI or SaaS.

Kim Il-yong, CEO of NNSP, said demand is increasing for the use of generative AI and SaaS in business operations. He explained that while demand is growing for connecting internal networks with external services amid this trend, indiscriminate connections between internal networks and external services are not possible.

Accordingly, nNetCDS was presented as a product that allows necessary connections while blocking risks. Kim emphasized that nNetCDS is a product that can secure both security and work efficiency at the same time.

CDS (Cross Domain Solution) is a security device and system for exchanging information between different security levels or network domains. In environments where connections between internal networks and external services are necessary, this system is presented as a security measure that responds to demand for controlled connections.

The function of CDS is to allow only authorized communications, prevent unauthorized access, and block information leaks. Based on these characteristics, NNSP plans to expand its customer base for nNetCDS.

Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho-jun
Original: https://www.itdaily.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=241477

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