SK Shieldus, Innobiz Association, and DB Insurance Join Forces to Bolster SME Security... Building an Integrated Support System From Prevention to Compensation
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Support for Strengthening Practical Security Capabilities by Combining Security Services and Cyber Insurance
SK Shieldus, the Innobiz Association, and DB Insurance said on the 21st that they had signed a tripartite business agreement to strengthen security for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The agreement was pursued with the goal of enhancing SMEs' cybersecurity capabilities in response to recent AI cyberattacks that have become more advanced and faster.
Under the agreement, the three organizations plan to establish an integrated support system that covers everything from preventing cyber threats to linking compensation. To this end, they intend to support practical improvements in security capabilities by applying a model that combines security services and cyber insurance.
In this process, SK Shieldus will serve as a key security partner. The support target is about 7,800 member companies of the Innobiz Association, and SK Shieldus will provide these members with free security consulting, MDR(Managed Detection & Response) services, 24-hour threat monitoring, and incident response.
SK Shieldus also plans to operate cybersecurity seminars going forward. The seminars will share the latest threat trends and response measures.
The parties to the agreement plan to help SMEs easily use security services and cyber insurance. They will guide Innobiz Association members on how to use SK Shieldus security services and also on how to use DB Insurance cyber insurance. They also plan to jointly promote programs to raise security awareness with the Innobiz Association, as well as capacity-building programs.
The agreement is expected to help establish an integrated support system for cyber threats. The scope of integrated support includes prevention, detection, response, recovery, and compensation linkage. Based on this, the companies expect to improve SMEs' security competitiveness and create a safer business environment.
DB Insurance will provide cyber insurance optimized for SMEs and help ease the financial burden after an incident, while also supporting business normalization. Choi Jae-ho, head of SK Shieldus' Cyber Technology Center, said that security risks for SMEs are rising amid the spread of ransomware, supply chain attacks, and AI-based attacks. He added that the company plans to support the creation of safe IT environments for SMEs based on its AI-based MDR services and accumulated incident response experience.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Hye-jin
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408502
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