Onaepeople selected as pilot project for development of Korean integrated security model

Personal information protection specialist company Onaepeople (CEO Jo Ah-young) announced on the 13th that it was selected for the Korean integrated security development pilot project hosted by the Ministry of Science and ICT and the Korea Internet & Security Agency .

The 'Korean Integrated Security Model Development Pilot Project' selected by Onaepeople is a strategic support project to respond to the global trend of breaking down the barriers between security and technology and evolving into a mutually integrated platform.

Onaepeople formed a consortium with GuardianNet to lead the development of an integrated personal information protection and threat detection system. Based on its experience in developing and operating CatchSecure, an automated personal information compliance solution, Onaepeople plans to secure the safety of an integrated personal information protection and threat detection system and increase the product’s scalability by linking with other companies’ products and technologies.

CatchSecure, Onaepeople’s personal information regulation compliance automation solution, helps you automatically comply with regulations throughout the entire personal information lifecycle. It provides functions such as creating a legally customized consent form when collecting personal information, storing it through encryption and masking, and automatically destroying personal information. In addition, it provides security functions such as personal information monitoring, access IP restrictions, and access authority management.

Cho Ah-young, CEO of Ohnaepeople, said, “Through the 2025 Korean Integrated Security Model Development Pilot Project, we will realize a next-generation integrated personal information protection system that transcends technological boundaries.” She added, “Based on organic collaboration between companies, we will develop a structure that can visibly detect and preemptively defend against various security threats beyond short-term technological verification.”

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