Logpresso (CEO Yang Bong-yeol), a cloud SIEM specialist, announced on the 24th that it had presented its efficient operation strategy and service transition direction for cloud security at the 'Security Days Fall 2025 Tokyo' conference held in Tokyo, Japan.
Security Days, Japan's largest global cybersecurity conference, took place at the JP Tower Hall in Tokyo. Over 16,000 global security professionals, including information security officers, CISOs, security engineers, CSIRTs, and SOC operations personnel, attended the event. They discussed key security issues such as active defense, ransomware response, cloud, AI, and IoT security measures, and advanced CSIRT/SOC operation strategies.
At the event, Logpresso's Gu Dong-eon, Head of Business Division, presented on the topic, "Innovation in Security Operations: Cloud SIEM and the Transition to Security-as-a-Service." Gu stated, "As corporate IT infrastructure and work environments rapidly change, existing security models are increasingly facing limitations." He added, "Cloud SIEM is not simply a technological evolution; it requires a strategic approach that transforms security operations into a service."
He also presented a Zero Trust implementation plan through cloud SIEM, including a new log collection pipeline structure, advanced threat detection technology, and operational strategies for cost efficiency. He then presented examples of cloud SIEM use cases in Korea and shared the benefits of Logpresso's solution, including agility, return on investment (ROI), and operational stability, capturing the attention of local security professionals.
Yang Bong-yeol, CEO of Logpresso, said, “We will establish a security operation model centered on cloud SIEM suitable for the AI era,” and added, “We will use this conference as an opportunity to expand our MSSP (Managed Security Service Provider) partner network in Japan and accelerate our entry into the local market.”
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