Introduction to ransomware detection, malware detection, security vulnerability diagnosis, etc.
Anyone who is an IT manager can attend.

Insec Security announced today that it will hold an 'Integrated Security Vulnerability Assessment Seminar' on Tuesday, April 18, at the Insec Security headquarters in Gasan-dong, Geumcheon-gu, targeting corporate security managers to introduce ransomware and malware detection, security vulnerability assessment, and compliance assessment for corporate infrastructure and systems.

This seminar will introduce representative ransomware and malware detection solutions and present concrete measures for enhancing security levels based on experience in responding to domestic and international cyber security incidents. In addition, Insec Security will introduce market trends for security vulnerability and compliance diagnosis—which diagnoses internal and external vulnerabilities within corporate infrastructure—demonstrate diagnostic procedures, and present leading vulnerability diagnosis solutions in each field. Furthermore, Insec Security plans to introduce optimal system implementation strategies based on extensive experience in performing numerous actual security vulnerability diagnosis tasks.

In particular, a separate in-depth seminar has been prepared for customers using vulnerability assessment solutions supplied by Insec Security in Korea to learn about efficient operation and management methods. More specific details can also be found on Pentesting Total, a community site for sharing information on security vulnerability assessments, at http://www.pentestingtotal.co.kr/.



Insec Security introduces its representative global security solutions supplied in Korea, including: ■ 'OSWAT Metadefender,' an APT attack and malware detection solution utilizing 43 antivirus engines worldwide; ■ 'Nexpose Enterprise,' a comprehensive security vulnerability diagnostic tool that diagnoses integrated security vulnerabilities in enterprise infrastructure and web application vulnerabilities; ■ 'IBM AppScan Standard,' which performs automated diagnosis of web application vulnerabilities; and ■ 'SolidStep,' a security compliance diagnostic tool that automatically diagnoses corporate infrastructure vulnerabilities and checks compliance with security-related laws and regulations at a speed 300 times faster than existing third-party products.

The 'Digital Forensics Seminar' will be held on Tuesday, April 18, from 1:45 PM to 5:00 PM at the Insec Security Training Center, Room 505, STX-V Tower, Gasan-dong, Geumcheon-gu. Anyone who is a security or IT manager at a company or institution can attend for free. Those wishing to attend should send their company name, name, email address, and contact information to insec@insec.co.kr.