Insec Security Moves to Expand Domestic Distribution of Memory Chip Recovery Solutions
Published2017.02.15 12:38Insec Security announced that it has signed a domestic distribution agreement with Rusolut, a company specializing in memory chip-based data recovery and digital forensics, and is launching its memory chip-based data recovery and digital forensics analysis solution business in earnest.
▲ Rusolut CTO Sasha Sheremetov / Rusolut CEO Alex Derkounski / Kim Jong-kwang, CEO of Insec Security
Rusolut's data recovery solutions have secured clients in over 160 countries, extending from Europe to North America and Asia. These clients are diverse, ranging from investigative agencies, law enforcement, and specialized data recovery firms to companies across various industries.
Insec Security is reinforcing its technical support and training consulting personnel to expand the domestic distribution of the Rusolut solution. Both companies plan to actively support the expansion of Rusolut's domestic business by developing business models that can increase the utilization of data recovery and digital forensic solutions, while also conducting various marketing activities such as training seminars and promotions targeting potential customers.
In addition, Insec Security announced that it will operate a domestic accredited training center year-round with Rusolut to foster data recovery and digital forensics experts. As part of this initiative, Rusolut CEO Alex Derkunski and CTO Sasha Sheremetov recently visited Korea and conducted the first training program for investigative agency officials at the Insec Security training center for five days starting February 6.
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