SGA Solutions and Illumio Team Up to Target the Microsegmentation Market
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SGA Solutions announced on the 7th that it has signed a reseller partnership with Illumio.
The two companies plan to strengthen sales and technical cooperation to target the microsegmentation market in the AI and cloud era.
The two companies are also seeking full-stack microsegmentation implementation from the kernel level to the application level, as well as joint expansion overseas.
SGA Solutions announced on the 7th that it has signed a reseller partnership with Illumio. The purpose of the collaboration is to fully step up efforts to target the microsegmentation market in the AI and cloud era. Based on this partnership, SGA Solutions plans to expand its domestic microsegmentation business built on Illumio technology.
Illumio is a global cybersecurity company. It provides Zero Trust Segmentation (ZTS). ZTS has the ability to visualize the connections between workloads within an IT environment and apply granular security policies.
This technology helps block an attacker's lateral movement and prevent the spread of breaches. The two companies plan to strengthen their sales and technical cooperation based on this. They also plan to strengthen their ability to build microsegmentation optimized for the diverse IT environments of domestic customers, as well as their technical support capabilities.
The photo shows SGA Solutions CEO Choi Young-chul and Illumio Korea branch head Yang Kyung-yoon.
The partnership is expected to create synergy as it aligns with SGA Solutions' zero-trust and integrated security portfolio. SGA Solutions has a security portfolio, which consists of the server security 'RedCastle,' integrated account, authentication and authorization management 'SGA ZTA ICAM,' cloud workload protection platform (CWPP) 'vAegis,' and container security 'cAegis.' As a result, the portfolio spans servers, accounts, authentication, authorization, cloud, and containers.
SGA Solutions has continued to carry out zero-trust-related businesses, and it has also continued to carry out businesses related to next-generation security frameworks such as the National Security Network System (N2SF). Through this process, SGA Solutions has accumulated experience in security framework transitions.
Based on this, the two companies plan to gradually expand technical cooperation in the future. They aim to combine Illumio's application-level microsegmentation technology with SGA Solutions' kernel-level microsegmentation technology to implement full-stack microsegmentation ranging from the kernel level to the application level.
The two companies plan to strengthen interoperability and integration between their solutions and expand the scope of cooperation as technical partners. They also plan to seek joint expansion overseas with Illumio based on this cooperative foundation.
Through this partnership, SGA Solutions plans to strengthen its granular access control capabilities for AI and cloud environments and enhance its ability to prevent the spread of breaches. It also plans to expand its microsegmentation business for the public sector, financial sector, and enterprises.
Yang Kyung-yoon, head of Illumio Korea, said the company will combine SGA Solutions' understanding of the domestic security market and its experience in zero-trust businesses with Illumio's zero-trust segmentation technology. He also said this would help support stronger cyber resilience for domestic customers.
Choi Young-chul, CEO of SGA Solutions, said microsegmentation is a core technology for minimizing the spread of breaches and implementing zero trust in increasingly complex AI and cloud environments. He said the partnership with Illumio would strengthen its technological competitiveness and business competitiveness in related areas, and added that the company would actively respond to security demand across diverse markets such as the public sector, financial sector, and enterprises based on its accumulated experience.
In September, SGA Solutions participated in Cyber Summit Korea 2026 (CSK 2026), where it unveiled integrated security technology for N2SF implementation and introduced major application cases.
Source: IT DAILY · Kwon Young-seok
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