Hancom With Pursues AI-Based Automated Document Classification Development With Connectary
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Hancom With announced on the 23rd that it had exchanged an MOU with Connectary to jointly develop an AI intelligent automated document classification solution. The agreement was pursued to respond to rising data classification demand among public institutions as they shift to the National Network Security Framework (N2SF). The two companies aim to build an intelligent security framework that understands the context of unstructured documents, identifies risks in real time, and then links them to automatic encryption.
Hancom With announced on the 23rd that it had exchanged an MOU with Connectary to jointly develop an AI intelligent automated document classification solution. The photo shows Han Sang-yeop, CEO of Hancom With, and Lee Ji-won, CEO of Connectary, posing for a commemorative photo after exchanging an MOU to co-develop the "AI intelligent automated document classification" product.
The agreement was pursued to respond to rising data classification demand among public institutions as they shift to the National Network Security Framework (N2SF).
The two companies aim to build an intelligent security framework that understands the context of unstructured documents, identifies risks in real time, and then links them to automatic encryption. Through this, they expect to reduce false positives from manual and rule-based classification methods and improve the protection of high-risk assets and work efficiency.
Hancom With will support Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) technology. Based on this DSPM technology, it will support the identification of data assets according to N2SF classification requirements such as Confidential (C), Sensitive (S), and Open (O), as well as help determine the data security status. Hancom With will also connect this with its post-quantum cryptography (PQC)-enabled data encryption solution, Hancom xDB.
Connectary provides the data classification and status management engine, Classification Studio. Classification Studio structures the semantic units of unstructured data and compares the structured data with the regulatory conditions that apply, then suggests C/S/O classifications. It also suggests the grounds for classification decisions and has a function for managing classification changes in line with changes in data and business environments.
By combining these technologies, the two companies plan to flesh out technical cooperation related to an intelligent automated document classification product that will meet future N2SF security guidelines. They also plan to further define future business directions. In addition, they intend to expand cooperation on enhancing functions for commercialization of the product and to broaden sales and marketing cooperation for new customers.
Hancom With CEO Han Sang-yeop and Connectary CEO Lee Ji-won said the shift to N2SF and changes in data and business environments are behind the need to advance security and classification systems. Han said that, as N2SF adoption progresses, the importance of context-aware, protection-oriented intelligent data security is expanding, while Lee said continuous management of classification grounds and status changes is needed as data and business environments change.
Accordingly, the two companies said they would combine their expertise and move ahead with related initiatives. Han said the company plans to combine the two companies' expertise, meet security regulations, and provide a solution capable of managing data safely, while Lee said the company plans to improve information visibility and support a consistent data classification framework for N2SF response.
Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho-jun
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