Inspeon Registers Integrated Log Management Solution with the Public Procurement Service
Published2022.06.03 11:09
Inspian (CEO Jeong-gyu Choi)'s integrated log management solution is expected to be registered with the Public Procurement Service and will be freely available for purchase by public and educational institutions.
Inspien announced on the 3rd that its integrated log management solution, 'BizInsider Plus', has been registered as an official procurement item by the Government Procurement Service.
Inspien's 'Biz Insider Plus' can be found on the Public Procurement Service's digital service mall website.
Currently registered BizInsider Plus products are available in four sizes: 1Device, 10GB/50Device, 30GB/75Device, and 50GB/100Device. You can find these products by searching for keywords or categories such as system management software, Inspeon, BizInsider PLUS v4.0, and integrated log management/analysis.
1 device means that one device can be connected to 'Biz Insider Plus', and 50 devices means that 50 devices can be connected. 10GB means that the capacity to process data per day is 10GB.
Inspien's 'BizInsider Plus' is an integrated log management solution that enables compliance with domestic and international laws/regulations/certifications by integrating and managing logs and events generated from massive IT systems, and provides evidence of security breaches and proactively detects internal and external threats.
In particular, 'Biz Insider Plus' provides various integrated log management functions such as △ optimization of large-capacity log analysis by introducing a distributed architecture, △ real-time log collection/storage/analysis, △ enhanced security such as personal information extraction and masking processing, △ intuitive and highly usable search and other user-friendly functions, and △ user-centered integrated monitoring of security status (customized dashboard, statistics, reports).
Inspian's Managing Director Shin Dong-ha said, "With this registration with the Public Procurement Service's 'Digital Service Mall,' we have laid the foundation for Inspian's 'Biz Insider Plus' to become popular in the public and education sectors." He added, "Inspian will continue to support governments, public institutions, and educational institutions to efficiently and integratedly manage website logs and events, thereby complying with various laws and actively responding to various security breaches."
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