It has been reported that the Korea Internet & Security Agency issued a rapid verification suitability judgment and issued a new technology rapid verification certificate for TSID V1.0 (non-fixed value user identification/verification/authentication system V1.0) in accordance with Article 117 of the Notice on Information Protection System Evaluation and Certification and Article 14 of the Guidelines for Rapid Verification of New Technology and Convergence Products. The “TSID Certification Engine” obtained the “GS Grade 1 Nationally Certified” on June 24.
|
[Korean Today] New Technology Rapid Confirmation Certificate issued by KISA Korea Internet & Security Agency ©Tess Yoon |
The Rapid Confirmation Certificate is a system that allows government agencies and public institutions to introduce new technologies that are not included in the law before new laws are created. It is issued when the technology passes the deliberation of the Rapid Confirmation Review Committee for Information Protection Products after testing and verification by a national research institute. The “TSID Certification Engine” is the sixth new technology certification this year as No. 2024-006, but it is the first new technology certification in the certification technology sector, and it is drawing great attention from the domestic and international certification industries. It is an industry consensus that the Rapid Confirmation Certificates issued by the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA) this year were only possible with considerable technological prowess by six companies. In particular, the “TSID Certification Engine” is known to be a new technology that took a whopping 24 years of research and development, and is called the embodiment of perseverance and determination.
The “TSID Authentication Engine” has been field tested by the Monthly Chosun Newsroom of the Chosun Ilbo Media Group, the Center for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, and Pointech Sum Station. It is famous as an impregnable fortress as professional hacker organizations from around the world, including North Korea and Russia, have attacked it more than 3 million times, but have only left traces and not been able to penetrate even a single one.
In particular, the “TSID Research Center” opened at the Sejong University Defense Cyber Security Research Institute on November 25, drawing much attention as it is taking its first step toward incorporating the field of defense cyber security while being academically verified in the U.S. and Korea.
© The Korean Today – All Rights Reserved