SGA Solutions , an integrated IT security specialist, announced on the 20th that it has won a contract for the '2025 Zero Trust Introduction Pilot Project' hosted by the Ministry of Science and ICT and the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA), and will be carrying out related government projects for the third consecutive year.
SGA Solutions is evaluated as the company that has carried out the most zero-trust projects in Korea, winning the same project this year following the 'Zero-Trust Security Model Demonstration Project' in 2023 and the 'Zero-Trust Introduction Pilot Project' in 2024.
The purpose of this pilot project is to promote the spread of related technologies and the transformation of security systems by introducing and applying the zero-trust security model to the actual work environment of private companies. The demand organization for the 2025 pilot project is Shinhan Bank, and SGA Solutions, as the project manager, will design and apply a security architecture based on the zero-trust guideline 2.0 and the National Network Security System (N²SF) guidelines.
The project will be organized as a consortium centered around SGA Solutions, with participation from NNS P Co., Ltd. and SSR Co., Ltd., and will run for approximately 7 months until November 2025. Through this, an overlay approach strategy will be established to create a safe software development environment.
Last year, SGA Solutions carried out a zero-trust system construction project targeting the National Information Resources Service and the National Pension Service. This year, the scope of application will be expanded to include major financial institutions including Shinhan Bank, and a comprehensive security strategy will be pursued that includes an autonomous security system model combined with the N²SF guidelines.
In this project, SGA Solutions plans to carry out the project focusing on four major strategies: △Response to the transition to an autonomous security system △Strengthening development environment security △Complying with Zero Trust Guideline 2.0 △Establishing a Full-Stack Zero Trust Architecture. In particular, it plans to realize an advanced security system by integrating and implementing the core elements of Zero Trust, such as user authentication, device reliability, access control, log and monitoring functions.
Choi Young-cheol, CEO of SGA Solutions, said, “Being selected as the Zero Trust business manager for three consecutive years is a result of external recognition of our technological prowess and business execution capabilities,” and added, “We will successfully complete the establishment of Shinhan Bank’s autonomous security system and ultimately contribute to the implementation of a sustainable security ecosystem.”
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