Cloud SIEM specialist Logpresso (CEO Yang Bong-yeol) and integrated account authority management specialist Nets (CEO Lee Seung-min) announced on the 10th that they have signed a 'Logpresso Alliance Program' agreement and established a strategic partnership for AI-based identity-centric security operations.
This collaboration aims to integrate authentication, authorization, and threat detection into a single operating system by integrating single sign-on (SSO) and identity and authorization management (IAM) solutions with the Logpresso XDR platform. This will enable enterprises to consistently apply security policies based on user identity, and combine real-time anomaly analysis with automated response to achieve intelligence, automation, and agility in security operations.
The two companies will initially implement a single security operations platform integrating IAM and XDR, providing an end-to-end security system encompassing authentication, authorization, and threat management in enterprise environments. They will also build a Continuous Identity Verification (CIV) platform that combines AI-based anomaly detection technology with authentication information to continuously assess the trustworthiness of users, devices, and access behavior.
Lee Seung-min, CEO of Netz, said, “It is meaningful to share the experience and technological prowess we have accumulated in the field of integrated account authority management and authentication through the Logpresso Alliance,” and added, “We will reduce security complexity and increase customer satisfaction with an integrated security operation environment that links AI-based authentication, authority, logs, and threat detection.”
Yang Bong-yeol, CEO of Logpresso, said, “Expanding our platform ecosystem with Nets, a leading company in the IAM field, is a meaningful step forward,” and added, “We will create customer-centric value through the convergence of domestic security technologies, and strive to strengthen the domestic security ecosystem and secure global competitiveness.”
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