STAP (Specialized Threat Analysis&Protection) Solution
Securing credibility through GS certification… Aggressively targeting the security market in the second half of the year

SecuLetter recently obtained GS (Good Software) certification. The K-ICT Born2Global Center, a specialized support organization for promising technology companies under the Ministry of Science and ICT, announced on the 21st that its member company, SecuLetter, received Grade 1 GS certification from the Korea Information and Communications Technology Association (TTA).

GS certification is a system in which the government grants certificates and certification marks following a rigorous screening process to promote high-quality domestic software. Products that obtain this certification are designated as priority purchase targets when public institutions issue business orders.

SecuLetter specializes in the development of STAP (Specialized Threat Analysis & Protection) solutions. The products that recently obtained GS certification are the advanced attack security solutions 'SLE 2.0' and 'SLF 2.0'.

GS-certified 'SLE 2.0' and 'SLF 2.0' are solutions that block specialized targeted attacks that existing security solutions could not detect in the movement paths or storage locations of emails and key files.

Recently, as hacker attack types have become more sophisticated, they are bypassing targets' security systems to gain access. To counter this, the SecureLetter solution utilizes proprietary diagnostic techniques to debug the files themselves, enabling it to easily identify and block new attack patterns. The diagnostic process, which took a long time in existing solutions, has also been reduced to minimize user inconvenience.

Secure Letter plans to more actively target the relevant market in the second half of this year by securing quality reliability through this GS certification.

"We are pleased to be able to provide reliable products in domestic and international markets through the acquisition of GS certification," said Lim Chae-seong, CEO of SecuLetter. "In the second half of this year, we will commercialize the cloud version to ensure easy application for small and medium-sized enterprises and SOHOs, and we will do our best to become a competitive global security company."