Genians Exports NAC to Israel, a Cybersecurity Powerhouse

[Asia Economy Reporter Hyungsoo Park] Integrated security platform company Genieons announced on the 8th that it supplied its network access control solution ‘Genian NAC’ to Israeli comprehensive construction company AZ Marketing. This achievement is significant as it won fierce competition against top global NAC vendors and exported domestically independently developed network security products to Israel, a world-renowned information security powerhouse.

Israel's information security market is growing under government leadership. It is considered a strong nation in the cybersecurity industry by building a security ecosystem. It is the second largest market in the global security market after the United States, and among the world's top 400 cybersecurity companies, 42 are Israeli companies.

AZ Marketing is a comprehensive construction company in Israel that carries out national infrastructure projects such as construction in the private sector, airports, and railroads. Due to the nature of the construction industry, there are many important internal corporate assets to protect, such as design drawings and estimates. Effectively managing risks for various devices accessing remotely from headquarters, branches, and sites itself is a competitive advantage.

Before adopting the NAC solution, AZ Marketing thoroughly reviewed product structure, functions, UI, and more. After carefully examining products from top global vendors including Genieons, Genieons received high scores.

Genieons was selected by Gartner as a next-generation leading company in the NAC field. It was also listed in Frost & Sullivan’s ‘Global Solution Market Report,’ gaining recognition for its technology in overseas markets. Registration on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Marketplace has been completed.

Kim Gye-yeon, head of Genieons’ U.S. branch, introduced, "Genieons entered Israel, where the cybersecurity industry itself is a national foundational industry, with strengths in next-generation NAC technology and differentiated subscription services." He added, "We have secured references not only in the U.S., Europe, and the Middle East but also in Israel," and "Customers give good evaluations for the product’s transparency and easy service accessibility."