Naver Cloud Unveils Enterprise “Security Self-Assessment” ... Also Reviews AI Security
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On the 19th, Naver Cloud launched the “Naver Cloud Security Self-Assessment” website and unveiled an enterprise security self-assessment service.
Based on an online questionnaire, the service consists of 7 areas and 21 questions, and can be used without entering a company name or contact information.
In addition to existing security items, it has added an “AI Usage Environment Security” area, and based on the assessment results it provides regulatory requirements and improvement directions, while also linking users to security services and expert consultations if needed.
Naver Cloud has unveiled an enterprise security self-assessment service. On the 19th, Naver Cloud announced the launch of the “Naver Cloud Security Self-Assessment” website. The service was designed to help companies assess their own security levels.
The service is based on an online questionnaire. Companies can check their security status through the survey, and the results help identify areas that need improvement. Based on the responses, they can also see which items require reinforcement.
The self-assessment consists of 7 areas and 21 questions. The detailed areas include network security, access control, data protection, and encryption. As a condition of use, companies do not need to enter their company name or contact information.
In addition to checking existing security items, Naver Cloud has expanded the assessment scope to AI usage environments. To this end, it has created a separate area for “AI Usage Environment Security.” In this area, companies can review their response system for AI-powered automated attacks, policies to prevent sensitive information leaks during employees’ use of AI services, and access rights management for in-house AI systems.
Naver Cloud said that as the adoption of generative AI and AI agents expands, the need to manage new risks in the AI usage process, in addition to existing infrastructure- and data-centered security, has grown. Accordingly, it simplified the assessment process so that even companies lacking dedicated security teams or specialists can understand their current security level.
Depending on the assessment results, the self-assessment provides guidance on major regulatory requirements by industry and areas that need improvement. If needed, it also links users to related security services and expert consultations.
Naver Cloud said it plans to use the self-assessment as a starting point for companies to check their security levels in advance and identify improvement tasks. Going forward, it also plans to continuously refine the assessment items and the scope of security support in line with the expansion of AI use.
Kim Jae-dong, CISO of Naver Cloud, said that despite the growing importance of security, many companies struggle to determine where to begin their assessments. He added that the company plans to continuously expand related services so that anyone can easily start security checks and prepare for new threats in the AI era.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
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