IT security specialist Inspien (CEO Jeong-gyu Choi) announced on the 24th that it has received the GS (Good Software) certification level 1 for its solution 'BizInsider PIM 3.0' for personal information protection in SAP environments.
GS certification is a national certification granted by the Software Testing and Certification Institute under the Telecommunications Technology Association (TTA) of Korea, based on the ISO/IEC 25023 international standard, through a strict evaluation of six quality items: functionality, reliability, usability, efficiency, maintainability, and portability. With this certification, Inspien has proven its technological prowess in the SAP security solution field.
As personal information leaks have occurred in succession recently and the obligation to “destroy data when the purpose of use ends” under Article 21 of the Personal Information Protection Act has been strengthened, the compliance burden on companies is increasing. In particular, global companies that have adopted SAP are facing security risks in the process of managing massive personal information.
Inspien's BizInsider PIM 3.0 is a solution designed to automatically separate and destroy personal information whose purpose of use has ended or whose legal retention period has expired, and to restore it when necessary. It was developed as an add-on that maintains the SAP standard structure, ensuring system stability, and it provides access control, policy history management, and audit log recording functions to respond to external audits and internal inspections.
The solution has been introduced and is currently being operated by major companies such as Samsung Electronics and POSCO. Inspien has also obtained GS certification level 1 for its integrated security management (SIEM) solution and is strengthening its competitiveness in the ERP security market.
An Inspeon official said, “PIM 3.0 is a solution that reliably implements separate storage and destruction of personal information in an SAP environment. It is expected to contribute not only to regulatory response but also to easing the burden of internal audits and minimizing operational risks.”
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