Global Cloud Adoption Rate to Reach 83% Next Year
| SDS Blocks Cyberattacks with Cloud Security Monitoring
Preventing sensitive data leakage with homomorphic encryption analysis technology

On the 14th, Samsung SDS introduced the characteristics and threats of cloud security through a media day and announced the 'Cloud Security Total Service,' which incorporates Samsung SDS's accumulated technology and experience.
According to Forbes, as the cloud adoption rate of global companies is projected to reach 83% in 2020, interest and concern regarding cloud security are also rising.

Samsung SDS stated that it can resolve these corporate concerns with a total cloud security service that applies three major security principles: preventing entry, preventing exit, and rendering it useless even if it exits.

First, Samsung SDS defends against cyberattacks by preventing them from 'entering' through high-level cloud security monitoring services.

This service applies AI technology to the threat intelligence (TI) accumulated by Samsung SDS to automatically detect and analyze cyberattacks and perform necessary measures such as blocking attacks.

Samsung SDS then prevented information leakage by ensuring that critical corporate data 'could not go outside'.Provides prevention services.

This service automatically monitors cloud user behavior, connected devices, and location to detect and block information leakage caused by the user's intentional or accidental actions.

Finally, Samsung SDS showcased two technologies designed to render data 'useless' even if a hacker were to infiltrate the cloud and leak it externally.

The first is white-box cryptography technology that mathematically transforms the encryption key required for data decryption using Samsung SDS's proprietary algorithm, making it impossible for hackers to find.

The other is a homomorphic encryption-based analysis technology that can fundamentally prevent the leakage of sensitive data, such as personal information, by analyzing encrypted data as is without decryption.

Samsung SDS CEO Hong Won-pyo stated, “Samsung SDS will provide end-to-end security services encompassing applications, infrastructure, and data across various cloud environments,” adding, “We will resolve the concerns of cloud users with top-tier security services that continuously apply new technologies.”