The Financial Security Institute announced on the 8th that it held a seminar for employees of financial companies to spread the zero trust security model, which is gaining more attention due to the government's relaxation of network separation regulations in the financial sector.
At the 'Zero Trust Utilization Seminar' held by the Financial Security Institute on the 4th, attendees continue to speak. Provided by the Financial Security Institute.
Zero trust is a security concept that continuously verifies without trusting any user or device. At the seminar held on the 4th, proactive adoption cases of zero trust were shared, and considerations for implementation were discussed.
Professor Lee Seok-jun of Gachon University, the first speaker, explained the necessity of zero trust and the latest global trends, presenting adoption strategies for financial companies. Following him, Lee Hyung-chul, Senior Manager at KB Kookmin Bank, shared his company's experience in building zero trust.
Kim Jung-wook, Director of Toi Consulting and a zero trust consulting expert, also spoke about the practical difficulties and considerations financial companies may face during implementation.
At the event, Lee Junho, Team Leader at the Financial Security Institute, stated, "We plan to operate a zero trust working group in the future to develop a mature model," adding, "We will actively support smooth establishment in the financial sector through domestic and international trend surveys."
Park Sang-won, President of the Financial Security Institute, said, "With changes in financial security regulations such as autonomous security, principle-centered approaches, and improvements in network separation regulations, interest in zero trust adoption by financial companies appears to be high," and added, "As a partner to financial companies, the Financial Security Institute will actively support efforts to strengthen security by serving as a good guide."
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