Naver Cloud Unveils 'Security Self-Check' Service, Putting AI Environment Security Risks in One View
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Naver Cloud announced on the 19th that it had officially launched the "Naver Cloud Security Self-Check" website.
The service allows companies to immediately check security weak points and recommended improvement measures by answering online questions without entering separate information.
The questionnaire consists of 7 key security areas and 21 questions, and a separate "AI utilization environment security" category has also been added.
Naver Cloud announced on the 19th that it has officially launched the "Naver Cloud Security Self-Check" website. The service is an interactive diagnostic tool designed to assess a company's overall security system and identify areas that need improvement. A key feature highlighted in the title is that it also lets users check security risks in AI environments.
The website allows companies to immediately check their security weak points and recommended improvement measures simply by answering online questions, without entering separate corporate information or personal data of the person in charge. The service aims to lower the barrier to entry.
It was especially designed so that small and midsize businesses, mid-market companies, and startups without dedicated security staff or infrastructure analysis capabilities can also use it. As a result, companies that lack sufficient security personnel or analytical capacity can use it relatively easily.
The diagnostic questions were designed based on Naver Cloud's accumulated experience in cloud and infrastructure security operations. The questionnaire consists of a total of 7 key security areas and 21 questions, and examples of the key security areas include network security, access control, and data protection and encryption.
The inspection framework expanded the existing scope of infrastructure and legacy data protection checks and separately added an "AI utilization environment security" category. This is a measure that actively addresses new security threats amid the widespread adoption of generative AI and AI agents.
The "AI utilization environment security" checklist includes measures to prevent the leakage of confidential information and personal data through prompts when employees use external AI services, a system for controlling access rights to in-house AI systems and models, and the ability to respond to cyberattacks based on AI automation. Through this, it aims to preemptively identify compliance risks that may arise in the AX process.
It also unified the result-generation method and follow-up guidance. Once the survey responses are completed, it immediately provides key regulatory compliance requirements by industry, specific remediation measures for each vulnerable area that needs improvement, and information on linked solutions. For companies that have difficulty resolving issues on their own, it also supports connections to tailored consulting from Naver Cloud security experts.
Kim Jae-dong, CISO at Naver Cloud, said that while the scope of security threats has rapidly expanded as the AI era begins, many companies are struggling to identify where to start their assessments. He said the company aims to use the self-diagnostic service to help lower the barrier to entry for initial corporate security checks and to support flexible responses to new security threats in the AI era.
Source: IT DAILY · Kwon Young-seok
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