SGA Solutions to Unveil Integrated Security for N2SF at CSK 2026
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SGA Solutions announced on the 14th that it will participate in Cyber Summit Korea 2026 (CSK 2026).
CSK 2026 is hosted by the National Intelligence Service and the National Security Research Institute and will run for 3 days from the 16th to the 18th.
SGA Solutions plans to unveil integrated security technologies for implementing the National Network Security Framework (N2SF) and key use cases at the event.
SGA Solutions announced on the 14th that it will participate in Cyber Summit Korea 2026 (CSK 2026). CSK 2026 is an international cybersecurity event hosted by the National Intelligence Service and the National Security Research Institute, and will run for 3 days from the 16th to the 18th. Its theme is "A Connected World, Security Together," and this year marks its third edition. The main public-sector security topic this year is the National Network Security Framework (N2SF).
N2SF classifies information into 3 tiers — confidential, sensitive and public — and applies differentiated security controls at each classification level. N2SF aims to shift the focus from blocking to utilization. In line with this trend, SGA Solutions plans to unveil integrated security technologies for implementing the National Network Security Framework (N2SF) at the event, along with key use cases.
At the event, SGA Solutions plans to present an N2SF implementation plan. The plan is based on applying measures tailored to each institution's work environment. Its components include endpoint management and account, authentication and privilege management.
The implementation plan also includes access control. Centered on endpoint management, account, authentication and privilege management, and access control, SGA Solutions plans to present an N2SF implementation plan tailored to each institution's work environment.
SGA Solutions has built up its technical capabilities and execution experience, having been selected for the third consecutive year since 2023 as the lead company for KISA's zero trust pilot project. In 2025, SGA Solutions is leading an N2SF pilot and demonstration project, which verifies an information services security model for the work environments of 4 organizations: the Ministry of Intellectual Property, the National Research Council of Science and Technology (NST), the Institute for Information & Communications Technology Planning & Evaluation (IITP), and the National Security Research Institute (NSR).
Based on this track record, SGA Solutions this year is expanding its technological base by participating in 3 consortia among the 6 projects under KISA's "N2SF introduction support project." In May, it also won a project to develop a "global standard-compliant, AI-based Korean-style zero trust open platform" from the Ministry of Science and ICT, and in August it obtained GS certification for "SGA ZTA ICAM."
CEO Choi Young-chul of SGA Solutions said the key to the N2SF transition is the ability to integrate and operate security functions tailored to an institution's work environment. He added that, based on implementation experience gained through government-led projects, the company plans to expand its scope to follow-on projects in public institutions and into the financial sector.
Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho-jun
Original: https://www.itdaily.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=241587
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