Mutual cooperation in supplying security control products and providing information security consulting to key industries in Mongolia
[Security News Planning Team] AI-based security monitoring specialist SECURE SYSTEMS (CEO: Dong-Sik Son) has signed a business agreement with Mongolian cybersecurity company InforSec Plus (CEO: Ganbayar Uuganbayar), aiming for mutual cooperation in supplying security control products, providing information security consulting, and expanding security monitoring services to Mongolia's major industries.
InforSec Plus supplies PCI DSS and cybersecurity consulting as well as information protection systems to major public institutions and banks in Mongolia. By adopting SECURE SYSTEMS' security control system, Secure SIEM AI edition, the company gains competitiveness against other foreign products.
In particular, SECURE SYSTEMS’ AI-powered Secure SIEM AI edition uses the network forensic and real-time analysis technologies of Korea's first white-hat hacker and CEO Dong-Sik Son to build AI models, significantly reducing intrusion detection false positive ratios, and optimizing hyperparameters to control overfitting and underfitting. It conducts linked analyses on detection events and payload data, utilizing secondary and tertiary data associations to improve detection accuracy and support quick decision-making and response to real threats to customer networks.
The companies explained that, through these unique features not found in foreign vendor products, they aim to quickly gain dominance in the Mongolian internal security market with this agreement.
Dong-Sik Son, CEO of SECURE SYSTEMS, said, “Recently, with growing awareness of information protection in Mongolia, four information technology-related laws, all concerning cybersecurity, have been passed and come into effect. Through this partnership MOU, we expect that Korean cybersecurity technologies will greatly help build Mongolia’s cyber sovereignty.”