Logpresso, a cloud SIEM specialist, announced on the 29th that it has registered a US patent for its 'object storage-based big data recording and high-speed search technology' and obtained ISO/IEC 27001 security certification and ISO/IEC 27017 cloud service security certification.
This US patent concerns data processing technology that efficiently stores large-scale, unstructured log data in cloud object storage and enables high-speed analysis and querying without complex setup. Logpresso has already secured a domestic patent and completed US patent registration, demonstrating its global competitiveness.
Logpresso explained, “Existing global cloud services require fixed schemas for column-based high-speed analysis in object storage, but our technology can efficiently store and analyze large-scale unstructured big data,” and “Log analysis of TB to PB scale can also be performed quickly.”
The technology temporarily stores incoming logs in block storage, automatically merging them once they exceed a certain volume, and permanently stores them in a format optimized for object storage. It accelerates analysis by reading only the minimum column data required for analysis in parallel, and can be utilized in a variety of environments, including cloud SIEMs and data lakes.
In addition, Logpresso simultaneously achieved ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27017 certifications. ISO/IEC 27001 covers organizational, personnel, physical, and technical security controls, while ISO/IEC 27017 outlines information protection standards that cloud service providers and users must adhere to. With this certification, Logpresso has officially demonstrated its global-level security management system and cloud service security capabilities.
Yang Bong-yeol, CEO of Logpresso, said, “Obtaining a U.S. patent and ISO international certification is a recognition of both our high-performance data processing technology and our security operating system that meets global standards. Based on this, we will showcase a competitive cloud security platform in overseas markets.”
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