Private Technology's Zero Trust Solution 'PRIBIT Connect' Earns GS Certification Grade 1

Private Technology announced that its zero trust security solution, 'PRIBIT Connect V2.0,' has received GS Certification Level 1 from the Software Testing and Certification Laboratory of the Telecommunications Technology Association (TTA) in Korea.

GS (Good Software) Certification is a system that evaluates and certifies software quality based on international standards, assessing functional suitability, performance efficiency, usability, reliability, and security. Software that obtains GS Certification can supply to central government and public institutions through third-party unit price contracts with the Public Procurement Service, registration on the Korea ON-line E-Procurement System (KONEPS), and designation as a priority purchase target for public institutions.

The GS-certified 'PRIBIT Connect' is the world's first product equipped with a data flow-based zero trust communication control mechanism. It enables communication target control between the Policy Decision Point (PDP) and Policy Enforcement Point (PEP), providing a switch that allows communication only when necessary and blocks it when not needed. This function controls communications occurring without user awareness in real time, preventing various risks and leakage of critical information. Recognized for this technology, 'PRIBIT Connect' was designated as an excellent research and development innovative product and outstanding information security technology by the Ministry of Science and ICT in July, and is currently being actively supplied to numerous public institutions and companies.

Private Technology is the first company in the United States to complete patent registration for core zero trust technology and holds over 100 global patents for core technologies in Europe, Japan, Korea, and other regions, making it the only domestic company possessing a zero trust mechanism.

Kim Young-rang, CEO of Private Technology, stated, “Based on the acquisition of GS Certification and the planned CC Certification and procurement registration this year, we will focus on expanding supply to the public market. Additionally, through the only domestic zero trust mechanism we possess, we will lead the standardization of Korean-style zero trust and enter markets dominated by global companies with competitive technology.”