Susang ITNT Signs Tech Partnership With U.S. cPacket to Target Global Market
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Susang ITNT announced on the 15th that it had signed a strategic Tech Partnership with cPacket for joint solution supply and business cooperation in the global market.
The core of the collaboration is the combination of Susang ITNT's encrypted traffic decryption technology and cPacket's packet-level observability and AI-based analytics technology.
The two companies plan to pursue various forms of cooperation, including joint marketing targeting the Americas and Southeast Asia, including Singapore.
Susang ITNT is pursuing a push into the global market in cooperation with U.S. network observability and analytics company cPacket Networks (cPacket).
On the 15th, Susang ITNT announced that it had signed a strategic Tech Partnership with cPacket aimed at supplying joint solutions and collaborating on business in the global market.
The core of the partnership is the combination of Susang ITNT's encrypted traffic decryption technology and cPacket's packet-level observability and AI-based analytics technology. Through this, the two companies aim to secure visibility across the entire process from encrypted traffic decryption to collection, recording, and analysis, and support precise security analysis for network and security teams.
The two companies plan to combine encrypted traffic visibility and AI-based network analytics capabilities going forward, and based on that, expand technical and business cooperation in the network security sector.
Susang ITNT decrypts encrypted SSL/TLS communications through its flagship product, ePrism SSL VA, supporting traffic analysis for existing security equipment and monitoring systems. As a result, separate decryption on each device is unnecessary, and existing security infrastructure can be used as is.
cPacket supplies cVu packet brokers, cStor appliances, and AI workflows. The cVu packet broker delivers data, including traffic decrypted by ePrism SSL VA, to security and monitoring equipment, and the cStor appliance stores the delivered data and converts it into session-level analysis information. The AI workflow analyzes the data based on AI to support threat detection, investigation, and response tasks for network and security teams.
Susang ITNT CEO Jung Eun-a said the starting point for the partnership lies in a shared understanding of creating synergy based on the two companies' technological strengths and providing customers with a higher level of security value. She added that the company plans to preemptively respond to the changing network security environment while pursuing various forms of cooperation, including joint marketing, targeting the Americas and Southeast Asia, including Singapore, based on the two companies' technological competitiveness, and expand new business opportunities through those efforts.
Ron Nevo, CTO of cPacket, said Agentic AI is spreading rapidly across enterprises and that the secure use of Agentic AI has emerged as an important security challenge. Accordingly, cPacket is pursuing a plan to combine its network observability technology with Susang ITNT's decryption technology to enable user-level security, and said this would support customers in maintaining organizational security and in using Agentic AI value effectively.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Hye-jin
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408236
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