Pasoo, Catholic University Hospital Strengthen Data Security

[Asia Economy Reporter Hyungsoo Park] Fasoo has advanced the security system of Catholic University Hospital.

Catholic University Hospital is actively responding to threats targeting security gaps by integrating and managing data security policies across its affiliated hospitals nationwide. They have enhanced Fasoo's previously implemented ▲document security solution Fasoo Enterprise DRM ▲data identification and classification solution Fasoo Data Radar ▲print security solution Fasoo Smart Print. Additionally, to prevent leakage of critical information displayed on screens, they have newly introduced the screen security solution Fasoo Smart Screen.

Through this advancement project, the administrator functions for systematically managing organizational data security have been improved. The latest version of Fasoo Enterprise DRM significantly enhances the organization's security environment by adding real-time encryption and batch encryption functions for administrators.

Fasoo Data Radar has also added various administrator functions. If a file user fails to justify the reason and period for holding a file, the administrator can forcibly quarantine or relocate the file. Unused files can be deleted or encrypted for protection. The print security solution Fasoo Smart Print now includes a print volume restriction feature to prevent information leakage through printed materials.

The Fasoo Smart Screen, which received GS Certification Grade 1 and was additionally introduced by Catholic University Hospital, applies screen watermarks to prevent critical information from leaking through the screen.

Kyugon Cho, CEO of Fasoo, stated, "Companies and institutions must proactively respond by advancing their security environments against increasingly evolving cyberattacks and insider security incidents." He added, "We will actively support the data protection of companies and institutions through continuous technological development and upgrades of Fasoo solutions."