Lomin Obtains CSAP Standard Grade, Accelerates Document AI SaaS Rollout
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Lomin announced on the 2nd that it had obtained the CSAP SaaS standard grade for its AI agent platform, "Lomin."
The certification body is the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA), and the company said this was the first certification of its kind in the industry.
With this certification, Lomin plans to fully expand SaaS supply to public institutions and seek registration on the Public Procurement Service's Digital Service Mall.
Lomin announced on the 2nd that it had obtained the CSAP SaaS standard grade for its AI agent platform, "Lomin." The certification body is the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA). Lomin CEO Kang Ji-hong posed for a commemorative photo holding the CSAP SaaS standard-grade certificate.
The company said this was the first certification of its kind in the industry. CSAP is a system that evaluates and certifies whether cloud services comply with KISA's cloud service information security standards. It is also a key requirement for entering the public cloud market.
With this certification, Lomin plans to target the public sector market. Until now, the company has supplied on-premises document AI to public institutions. By obtaining the CSAP SaaS standard grade, it has also secured eligibility to supply document AI in a SaaS model.
As a result, public institutions will be able to adopt Lomin's SaaS without having to build a separate system. Lomin's SaaS converts unstructured documents such as scanned documents, faxes, image PDFs and handwriting into data that can be used directly in business systems. The converted data is then linked with existing administrative systems.
The company said this would help reduce repetitive document input in public-sector work involving large volumes of paperwork, such as civil complaints, welfare, tax, procurement, contracts, settlement and records management. It also said it could raise the level of automation in public administration.
Lomin said its VLM-based document AI agent platform automates the entire document workflow. The platform provides, as a single framework, an automation scope that spans document recognition, parsing, classification, information extraction, inter-document comparison, personal data de-identification and linkage with business systems.
Lomin described grounding and confidence prediction as core technologies for improving real-world automation rates. Grounding marks the source location in the original document for each AI-extracted value, allowing incorrect extractions to be identified immediately. Confidence prediction filters out only results with a high likelihood of error and requests human review only for those selected results, minimizing the scope of human verification and reducing the review burden.
Redact, its personal data de-identification feature, supports the safe use of public documents where security is critical within this automation framework. Lomin said Redact detects personal information that text-centric methods can easily miss and carries out irreversible de-identification.
Lomin plans to fully expand SaaS supply to public institutions following this certification. As an implementation step, it will seek to register on the Public Procurement Service's Digital Service Mall within the year. After that, it intends to expand SaaS supply to small and midsize companies.
Lomin CEO Kang Ji-hong said this CSAP standard-grade certification has laid the foundation for using Lomin's document AI as a SaaS offering for public institutions. He added that the company aims to pursue efficient automation of document work in the public sector, including civil complaints, administration and records management. He also said the goal is to establish Lomin as a document AI that public institutions can trust and use in SaaS, following its on-premises deployments.
Source: IT DAILY · Yang Seung-gap
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