Inseckurity and OPSWAT to Hold SW Supply Chain Security Seminar on the 14th of Next Month
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Inseckurity and OPSWAT will hold the "Integrated Security Seminar for the Software (SW) Supply Chain in Response to National Network Security Framework (N2SF) Regulations" on October 14 at the Inseckurity Training Center in Geumcheon-gu, Seoul.
The seminar will cover SW supply chain security and data transfer security between networks amid the N2SF transition, and will introduce security issues and response measures in the SW development and deployment process.
OPSWAT plans to explain SW supply chain risk verification and safe data movement methods using MetaDefender and Data Diode.
Inseckurity and OPSWAT will hold a seminar on October 14. The venue is the Inseckurity Training Center in Geumcheon-gu, Seoul. The seminar is titled, "Integrated Security Seminar for the Software (SW) Supply Chain in Response to National Network Security Framework (N2SF) Regulations." Inseckurity announced the plan on the 11th.
The seminar will focus on the importance of SW supply chain security amid the transition to N2SF. It will also examine security for data transfer between networks.
The seminar will review security issues in the SW development and deployment process. It will then introduce response measures that identify and verify risks in advance before delivering them to the operating environment.
It will also explain how to identify SW supply chain risks using OPSWAT's MetaDefender. The seminar will be organized around real-world security operations applications.
There are three presentation topics for the day. First, speakers will share ways to manage supply chain security risks in the SW development process. They will then share methods for verifying the safety of files generated during development and deployment, as well as files introduced from outside.
The seminar will also introduce ways to safely move necessary data in a separated security zone environment. In an N2SF environment, the issue of protecting data movement between networks with different security levels was presented as a key topic.
To this end, OPSWAT proposes a technology that restricts the direction of data movement based on Data Diode. Data Diode enforces one-way data transfer and blocks reverse access. It combines this with MetaDefender file security features to verify file safety in advance.
Kim Ho-jun is the CEO of Inseckurity, and Inseckurity is OPSWAT's domestic distributor in Korea. Kim said the use of open source and external components is increasing in SW development environments. He added that, as a result, the importance of supply chain security verification is expanding. He also said the seminar will introduce methods for checking SW components and vulnerabilities, as well as ways to safely protect file transfers between networks.
Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho-jun
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