KANAK (CEO Won-il Lee), a leading biofintech company, today announced that it has recently obtained the Information Security Management System (ISMS) certification from the Financial Services Commission.
The ISMS certification system is a system that judges whether a company is operating a comprehensive management system including administrative, technical, and physical protection measures to ensure the stability and reliability of information and communication networks. The Financial Security Service conducts the conformity assessment, and a total of 80 certification criteria, including 'information protection management system establishment and operation (16)' and 'information protection measures requirements (64)' must be met to pass the audit.
This time, KANAK has obtained ISMS certification in the field of electronic payment gateway (PG) services. With this certification, the company plans to create a more secure payment environment and provide reliable services to merchants and customers.
“Enhancing security is an essential condition for operating authentication and payment services based on biometric authentication,” said Won-il Lee, CEO of KANAK. “We will enhance payment security and stability by acquiring ISMS certification,” said Lee. ”By strengthening the security of personal information such as biometric information and payment information, we will help merchants and customers relieve anxiety about information leakage.”
In May, Connect became the first PG company to pass the Financial Supervisory Service's biometric service terms and conditions review. It has developed and is currently providing 'Handit', a solution that provides identity authentication and payment services in the 'ONE ID' method through biometrics using iliac vein. In July, the company signed an MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) with SoftForum to introduce a security solution based on a quantum-resistant cryptographic algorithm.
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