Leveraging its participation in the Netherlands government-led accelerating program, Korean certified security company Sensstone is accelerating its entry into the European OT (Operational Technology) security market. During a meeting with The Hague Mayor Jan van Zanen's delegation on an official visit to Korea, the company directly demonstrated OT access control technology meeting global security standards including NIS2 and IEC 62,443, exploring cooperation possibilities.

 

Sensstone announced on the 28th that Jan van Zanen, The Hague Mayor from the Netherlands, visited the company during an official visit to Korea to discuss OT security cooperation methods for protecting European industrial infrastructure. The delegation included the mayor of The Hague and officials from the Dutch Embassy in Korea.

 

The meeting materialized as Sensstone was selected as a promising cybersecurity company in "The Digital Softlanding Program" jointly hosted by The Hague and the Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency.

 

The Hague in the Netherlands is a major hub of European cybersecurity where Europol's European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) is located.

 

 

During the technology demonstration, Sensstone disclosed technology that implements access control by generating dynamic codes that change each time in a completely offline environment without modifying existing equipment or network settings.

 

 

Sensstone CEO Yu Chang-hoon stated, "Taking this meeting and the support from the subsequent softlanding program as a foundation, we will establish local networks and position ourselves as a company that substantively contributes to protecting European industrial infrastructure."