Muhayu (CEO Shin Dong-ho) , an AI technology company based on natural language understanding, announced on the 19th that it has obtained the Information Security Management System (ISMS) certification from the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA).
ISMS is a security certification that evaluates a company's level of information security management. It undergoes a rigorous screening process, requiring compliance with 141 criteria, including technical, managerial, and physical safeguards. Certification is objectively evaluated as evidence of customer data protection and service operation stability.
This certification targeted Muhayu's flagship services: the AI plagiarism detection service "Copykiller," the AI document analysis service "Prism," and the AI competency testing and interview service "Monster." This officially recognized the adequacy of the security management system across all of Muhayu's AI-based services.
CopyKiller is an AI plagiarism detection service used by universities and public institutions. It analyzes documents for plagiarism based on a database of over 10 billion records. This certification enhances the safety and reliability of results when handling sensitive content such as academic materials and assignments.
Prism is an AI document analysis service that analyzes resumes and application forms during corporate recruitment. Its ISMS certification ensures the security of user text and analysis results, and its data management system for the AI analysis process has been verified.
Monster is an AI competency assessment and interview service that collects and analyzes not only text but also video, audio, and text data from applicants in real time. Its ISMS certification demonstrates the data security and access control systems required in B2B environments.
Shin Dong-ho, CEO of Muhayu, stated, "The true value of AI services comes from both technological prowess and safety." He added, "Through ISMS certification, we have proven that we have an ethical and secure AI operating system. We will continue to strengthen our customer data protection standards to increase the trust of public institutions and corporate customers."
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