'Information Security Alliance' launched... 'Secure 365' to be released in the second half of the year
Covers all areas including NAC, endpoint, network, and intelligent monitoring
[Security News, Hyunju Kang] Four security companies have joined forces in response to increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. Hunesion, SECURE SYSTEMS, KXNexG, and Everyzone will release an integrated security service in the second half of this year.
Hunesion (CEO Jeong Dong-seop), a company specializing in information security software, announced on the 28th that it has launched the 'Information Security Alliance' at the Hunesion Tower together with SECURE SYSTEMS (CEO Son Dong-sik), a specialist in intelligent security monitoring, KXNexG (CEO Go Tae-jin), an expert in network security equipment, and Everyzone (CEO Hong Seung-kyun), an endpoint security specialist.
The four companies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to cooperate in the 'Secure 365' integrated information security subscription service business. Building on this alliance, Hunesion plans to officially launch the integrated information security service 'Secure 365' in the second half of this year.
According to the '2025 Cyber Threat Second Half Trend and 2026 Outlook' report by KISA, 89.4% of ransomware incidents in Korea occurred at small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), with a 71% year-on-year increase in ransomware reports in 2025. However, most SMEs operate without dedicated security personnel, effectively leaving them defenseless.
To address this gap, four specialized security companies have united.
The four companies have combined their core strengths—network access control (NAC), media control, and network bridging (Hunesion); intelligent security monitoring (SECURE SYSTEMS); firewall, UTM, and network security (KXNexG); and endpoint security including PC, mobile, and DLP (Everyzone)—into a single integrated service.
By combining Hunesion's powerful NAC and media control with Everyzone's endpoint protection (antivirus, ransomware detection), they are able to respond to both internal and external threats in a multifaceted way. The integration of KXNexG's network security and SECURE SYSTEMS' intelligent monitoring further enables a seamless process from threat detection to response.
The 'Secure 365' service offers various subscription plans that can be started at reasonable costs, allowing companies to choose options tailored to their environments. There are three types of plans: a practical basic plan including a security care report, an essential security plan that covers external threat defense and incident response with integrated intelligent monitoring, and a comprehensive plan that handles everything from incident prevention to recovery. A key competitive advantage is that companies can establish a professional security framework without the need to build separate infrastructure or hire additional personnel.
The four companies plan to rapidly expand their market dominance by targeting companies that struggle to establish their own security systems. With the recent expansion of mandatory information security disclosures and the strengthening of the Personal Information Protection Act, demand for security compliance is surging. The primary target markets are SMEs, manufacturers, and asset management firms faced with difficulties in securing dedicated information security personnel. Simply adopting the service provides a basis for meeting security requirements, thereby reducing both compliance costs and time.
This alliance stands out as more than just a technological partnership—it is a coalition in which expert security companies have pooled their abilities to combat evolving threats such as AI-based automated attacks, supply chain risks, and advanced ransomware. By collaborating, the alliance aims to deliver integrated security at a level unattainable by any one company alone in today's complex threat landscape.
Jeong Dong-seop, CEO of Hunesion, said, "The era of fighting security alone is over. As threats become more sophisticated, only an alliance of professional security companies can respond effectively. Through this agreement, we will build a structure that enables customers to solve complex security issues through a single channel."
Starting with this MOU, the four companies will promote the domestic SME security market by gradually advancing joint service package development, sales cooperation, and technology integration.